The One-Stop-Shop: Twenty Months On.
summary
Mechanism review after twenty months reports concrete metrics and concrete failures: about 70 final decisions so far, many on erasure and breach notifications, yet simple cross‑border complaints sit for 20 months delay while equivalent national cases close in six months; one DPA triples staff (22 to ~50) but procedural divergence, secrecy over drafts and inconsistent publication block harmonisation, and there are no joint operations yet to pool scarce technical expertise—watch for procedural fixes, resource numbers, and whether draft coordination actually speeds enforcement.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:10What is the OneStopShop
- 12:03First Round of Complaints
- 17:38DaytoDay Business
- 30:35Deadlines
- 38:13Data Protection
- 39:13Crossborder cases
- 41:08Google
- 46:43Role of TTP
- 51:13Concerns
- 52:53Enforcement
- 54:13Transparency
- 57:43Data Protection Authority
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