Justice
and Home Affairs ministers from the EU’s 28 member states will meet to
talk about the proposed Data Protection Regulation, specifically plans
to create a so-called one-stop-shop principle.
There has been much
disagreement between member states about which authorities should
handle complaints about the misuse of data when the companies and
complainants are in different countries. A “discussion text” released
last week attempted to resolve the issue by proposing more powers for
the data protection authority in which the individual consumer or
complainant is based—the local authority—while maintaining the
one-stop-shop principle of a “lead authority” in the country of the
accused company.
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