GDPR and International Data Transfers
summary
Panel lays out concrete stakes: Irish High Court six-week hearing generates a CJEU reference with written submissions and likely judgment in the first half of 2019 that will clarify whether US law meets EU rights and how Chapter V mechanisms work. Companies face a real contingency problem — millions of contracts and rising BCR applications (40+ at ICO) — while policy fixes (EDPB guidance on Article 3/Chapter 5, UK technical notices) aim to prevent a potential March 2019 cliff edge.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:54Caitlyn Fennessy
- 10:33Framework for Privacy
- 30:34Positives in the Gdpr
- 35:51How Do You Get People To Realize What International Data Flows Mean to Them
- 48:11How Does the Uk Continue To Remain Aligned with the Gdpr as It Potentially Evolves in the Future
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