28th October, 2019 by Graham Irons
The Information Commissioner’s Office has issued new advice and guidance to help organisations with their personal data obligations post-Brexit. Personal data flow is currently unrestricted because the UK is an EU member state. If the UK leaves the EU on the 31st January with no deal that will change and organisations will need to be properly prepared for all exit scenarios.
The new guidance issued by the ICO covers the following:
To find out how we can help your business be compliant, go to our GDPR & Data Protection Law page.
Graham Irons comments:
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Despite the recent efforts made by employers to comply with the new GDPR regime, they will still need to carefully consider the new ICO guidance to ensure continued compliance in a post-Brexit world.
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