United States:
Article 29 Working Party Publishes Working Document On Issuing Common Opinions On Contractual Clauses
22 January 2015
Jones Day
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In a November 26 working document, the Article 29 Working Party
proposes a procedure to coordinate the approaches among the various
EU data protection authorities to use identical contractual clauses
(based on the EU Model Clauses) in different Member States. The
document contains criteria to be used when deciding which data
protection authority should act as lead authority and discusses a
system of mutual recognition.
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