EU data protection reform: Have we found the right balance ...
summary
Three years into the reform the record is concrete: Parliament votes a first‑reading position in March 2014 after 4,000 amendments and about 750 MEPs weigh in; the Council agrees on territorial scope, international transfers and a calibration that reduces authorisations in favour of enforcement; remaining flashpoints are the one-stop shop, remedies/sanctions, interplay with the police directive and Safe Harbor; industry offers codes of conduct (cloud, smart meters) and the timeline aims to start trilogues before summer to finish by the end of 2015.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Opening remarks
- 2:362014 milestones and context
- 7:02Digital market and protection
- 10:44Council progress and reform
- 14:54Future steps and conclusion
- 18:08Panel introduction
- 20:28Parliamentary perspectives
- 29:58Economic and social impact
- 39:51Policy challenges and debate
- 55:33Q&A and closing
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