The data protection reform: The reform in perspective.
summary
Regulation promises a single EU regime but leaves 40–60 opening clauses and many vague terms that national laws and courts must specify, risking fresh fragmentation; European Data Protection Board + one-stop-shop and EDPS secretariat aim to provide binding decisions, guidelines and templates within a two-year transition (ready by 2018). Industry readies breach processes, PIAs, DPOs and portability tools—large companies already deploy 100+ privacy professionals—yet cross‑border data flows, CCTV rules and US warrants v. Dublin data show legal uncertainty until common interpretations and a shared national‑law database appear.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel
- 4:23Academic perspective
- 12:24Parliamentary view
- 20:26DPA implementation strategies
- 34:02Commission's objectives
- 41:24Corporate implementation
- 50:20Discussion and conclusion
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