The role and power of DPAS - Between CJEU and GDPR.
summary
Panel explains how recent CJEU rulings (Google Spain, Schrems, Weltimmo) expand DPAs’ territorial reach and force independent investigation duties, and how the GDPR layers a one-stop shop and an EDPB into enforcement. Practical problems include cross‑border cooperation, secrecy laws, language barriers, limited staff, and unclear data‑sharing standards; proposed tools are Article 29 guidelines, joint operations and an electronic exchange platform. Key leverage is big fines (up to 4% global turnover) and the contested right to be forgotten enforcement.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction of the panel
- 5:37Defining the panel's focus
- 8:17Overview of recent cases
- 21:22Legal challenges and trends
- 41:25GDPR and European cooperation
- 52:55Practical DPA implementation
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