November 30, 2016
The One-Stop-Shop and the Lead DPA as Co-operation Mechanisms in the GDPR
The purpose of this paper is to:
- Inform the EU DPAs and the Article 29 Working Party as they consider the provisions of the GDPR on criteria to define the lead DPA and the co-operation among DPAs in the context of the OSS and the lead DPA.
- Signal any practical challenges in implementing these provisions from the perspective of controllers and processors.
- Suggest areas for further clarification in the forthcoming guidance from WP29.
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