The Regulation introduces concepts such as the ‘right to be forgotten’, data portability, personal data breach notification and accountability (to call out only a few). Since the Regulation allows EU Member States to introduce their own provisions which complement those in the GDPR, for instance in relation to HR data processing, data protection law remains multi layered in Europe.
Our guide summarises key aspects of the GDPR and highlights the most important actions which organisations should take in seeking to comply with it.
Our GDPR tracker shows how and where GDPR has been supplemented locally, highlighting where Member States have taken the opportunities available in the law for national variation.
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Our GDPR tracker shows how and where GDPR has been supplemented locally, highlighting where member states have take the opportunities available in the law for national variation.
View our Guide to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)