Recent developments on Binding Corporate Rules
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Binding Corporate Rules provide a company‑wide code that replaces dozens or hundreds of individual standard contractual clauses for intra‑group transfers and claims to deliver an adequate level of protection and built‑in accountability. Adoption requires concrete steps: commit then implement proactive measures such as audits, trainings, complaint handling and a network of privacy officers. The Article 29 Working Party supplies a toolbox—three documents including working paper 154 (checklist)—to simplify and standardize implementation.
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