One of the business-friendly improvements promised by the GDPR is a ‘one stop shop’ regulatory interface facility to benefit companies doing business across multiple EU jurisdictions.
If you are attending IAPP’s Europe Data Protection Congress, please stop by Copper Hall at 9:15 am on Thursday, November 9th to learn if the promise will be delivered. Panelists including:
- Moderator: Monika Kuschewsky, CIPP/E, Partner, Rechtsanwältin, Squire Patton Boggs
- Romain Robert, Legal Officer, Policy and Consultation, European Data Protection Supervisor
- Rita Saggar Neu, In-House Counsel, Adama Agriculture B.V.
- Kimon Zorbas, VP, Government Relations, The Nielsen Company
will discuss the potential benefits and challenges presented by the GDPR’s one-stop-shop provisions. The panel will explore the legal and practical issues that companies, in-house counsel and data protection officers—and national supervisory authorities themselves—will need to consider when evaluating which authority will serve as the lead; the issues and practical implications of that assessment; and how regulatory liaison, consultation, advocacy and enforcement are likely to work in practice when the GDPR becomes enforceable.
Participants will take away:
- An overview of legal and practical issues surrounding the one-stop-shop
- A checklist of criteria and examples
- What to do in case your organisation does not qualify for a lead supervisory authority
We hope you will be able to join us.