…Office (ICO) as the “new
normal”. However, the “new normal” expires
on Brexit day when the UK moves to
a separate data protection regime known
as applied…
…GDPR.
The UK Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA)
created the applied GDPR by amending
GDPR in a way that creates a similar, but
standalone, regime for the UK…
…facing UK
businesses and other organisations post-
Brexit, some of which are explored
below.
Double exposure?
GDPR introduced higher penalties and…
…“material
or non-material damage” (eg financial loss
or distress).
Post-Brexit, many UK organisations may
remain within the scope of GDPR due to
the nature of…
…recover from the other controllers and
processors involved.
Malcolm Dowden, Legal
Director at Womble
Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
and member of the firm‘s
data…
…by the UK to provide adequate
levels of protection.
Binding corporate rules (BCRs) provide a
mechanism for transfers of personal data
within corporate…
…the UK to non-EU/EEA countries
and not permit a transfer of data from the
EU/EEA into the UK. It remains strongly
advisable for organisations to rely on…
…that
emerges between GDPR Standard Contractual
Clauses, and applied GDPR Standard
Contractual Clauses, could present UK
businesses with a risk of…
…withdrawal. Even a
small degree of divergence would involve
cost and complexity for UK businesses. It is
possible that the same data processing
activities…
…will fall within both GDPR and
applied GDPR. Keeping track of regulatory
divergence could be a costly and timeconsuming
task.
A special deal?
The UK…
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