The European Data Protection Framework Under Review: The Proposed Regulation.
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Panel summarizes the draft regulation’s concrete fault lines: it tightens definitions, pushes consent as one legal ground while keeping legitimate interest, creates a European Data Protection Board and debates delegated vs implementing acts, and proposes bigger fines and stronger remedies. It argues for checklists for SMEs, technical measures for rights (pseudonymisation, do‑not‑track), a risk‑based approach to compliance, and timelines aiming for adoption by 2016 and legal coherence toward 2025 with strong sanctions and enforcement as a compliance lever.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:08Giovanni BUTTARELLI EDPS
- 5:15Françoise LE BAIL Director General DG Justice (EU)
- 13:34Jan Philipp ALBRECHT Member of the European Parliament - Green (EU)
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