Guide to the General Data Protection Regulation: A Companion to the 4th Edition of Data Protection Law and Practice

Author: Rosemary Jay
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780414061019
Published In: February 2017
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Rosemary Jay on the Guide to the General Data Protection Regulation: A Companion to the 4th ed of Data Protection Law and Practice provides comprehensive coverage on the new EU General Data Protection Regulation and commentary on how it is expected to apply at the UK national level.

The key and sole focus of this companion to the main work is the General Data Protection Regulation. As a companion to Data Protection Law and Practice this title will follow the same structure referring to the Main Work whilst still providing a detailed and stand alone account of the most significant development in UK Data Protection law since the 1998 Act itself.

Main Features:-

Covers the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, the new legal landscape arising from it and how it is expected to apply at a national level
Details the structure and scope of the Regulation, including the extended territorial reach
Reviews the new legal obligations on data processors and affecting processor contracts and the impact of these changes on contractual arrangements
Examines the new and expanded definitions, including personal data, profiling, pseudonymisation, filing system, consent, enterprise, and group of undertakings
Analyses the novel significant obligations on data controllers and data processors, including breach notification and the extended rights of individuals
Explains the extensive powers of regulators, including the ability to impose very significant fines and mandatory orders on a pan-EU basis
Examines in depth the wording of the “One Stop Shop” and the role of the European Data Protection Board
Places the new rules in the broader current context, including discussion of the Schrems decision and the US/EU Privacy Shield