UK Data Policy to Boost the Economy
summary
UK policy lays out concrete measures: the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill streamlines UKGDPR rules to reduce compliance costs, with government modelling claiming £3.2 billion over 10 years in business benefits; open banking is cited as saving citizens £12 billion a year. The plan funds privacy‑enhancing technologies, launches a PET prize with the US, creates the IDTA transfer mechanism, and pursues adequacy talks with 10 priority jurisdictions including South Korea and Singapore.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04UK data policy post-Brexit
- 2:49UK data economy goals
- 3:52Reforming data protection
- 5:59Making data accessible
- 7:46Global data flows
- 10:35Q&A
- 11:16High data standards
- 14:07UK-EU adequacy outlook
- 17:42Innovation versus protection
- 20:32Global data frameworks
- 21:54EU strategy and UK view
- 24:47UK data protection future
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