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The document discusses new data protection legislation that will take effect in May 2018 called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It provides an overview of the new obligations and enforcement under the GDPR, which are much more extensive than the previous data protection laws. The GDPR requires transparency around how personal data is collected and used, as well as stronger enforcement by regulators. Companies need to prepare now by conducting data mapping, implementing privacy by design principles, reviewing contracts, and potentially designating a data protection officer to comply with the new law. Non-compliance could result in fines of up to 4% of annual global turnover or €20 million.
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GDPR Topics
• Privacy by design and by default
• Rights to obtain data and have it rectified
• Rights to object to data profiling and
direct marketing
• Right to be forgotten
• Right to data portability
• Breach notification
• Revised principles, e.g. security
GDPR Enforcement
• Extraterritorial reach
– Amazon, Google, Facebook
• Some fines higher of 2% of annual
turnover or €10,000,000, e.g. consent to
processing of child data
• Maximum fine of higher of 4% of annual
turnover or €20,000,000 e.g. breach of
data principles, consent
• €500,000,000 turnover
The ICO as a driver for compliance
• 2016 statistics
• 18,300 complaints
• Some 1,950 self-reports or breaches
• 16 fines totalling £1,624,500
• Largest £400,000
• Enforcement < 0.9%
• Compare
• 23 for unsolicited automated marketing
• Totalling £1,923,000
GDPR Comments
• “Predictions of massive fines under the GDPR
that simply scale up penalties … issued under
the Data Protection Act are nonsense”
• “The GDPR gives [the ICO] a suite of
sanctions to help organisations comply -
warnings, reprimands, corrective orders.
While these will not hit organisations in the
pocket - their reputations will suffer a
significant blow”
Prepare now
• Data Mapping – where is the data: from where, how
processed, to whom given
• Privacy by Design, Pseudonymisation and Data
Minimisation
– “Storage limitation” under GDPR Art 5.1(e), 25.2
• Processing Justifications Art 7, 8, 6.1(f), 13.1(d)
• Contract Review (Index): List of contracts under which
data is processed; strengthen contracts
• Lobby board now!
• DPO where core activities involve “large scale processing
• Staff retention
New Data Protection Legislation
Friday 8th December 2017
Dai Davis
Solicitor and Chartered Engineer
Partner, Percy Crow Davis & Co
Tel: 07785 771 721
E-mail: mail@daidavis.com](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Introduction to GDPR
It was initially published in January 2012.
It was made by the European Parliament and the European Council and adopted on 27 April 2016.
Imposed from 25 May 2018 allowing a two year grace period for businesses to comply with the regulation.
It protects the privacy of individuals within the European Union.
GDPR is made to solve the harmonisation problem as its scope is far and wide and directly applicable to each member state.
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Dai Davies - GDPR Presentation
- 1. 1 New Data Protection Legislation Friday 8th December 2017 Dai Davis Solicitor and Chartered Engineer Partner, Percy Crow Davis & Co Tel: 07785 771 721 E-mail: mail@daidavis.com New Data Protection Legislation • Why do we have data protection laws • Data Protection now • Overview of new legislation • Relative importance of GDPR obligations • Preparing for GDPR Background to Data Protection • Where does the legislation come from • Data Protection Act 1984 • Data Protection Directive 1996 • Data Protection Act 1998 • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) • Enacted: 27th April 2016 • In force: 25th May 2016 • Compliance: 25th May 2018 Structure of the existing legislation • Processing of Personal data • Registration: from where: how processed: to whom given • Data protection principles • Act in accordance with registration and principles • Individuals’ rights - self policing New Data Protection Legislation • Current state of compliance • Companies who currently comply • 100x more obligations • Future state of compliance • Companies who will comply • Old legislation – comply with principles • New legislation – comply with legislation – Contradictory Structure of the new legislation • Transparency by informing individuals –What data is collected –Individuals rights • Individuals enforce rights • More enforcement by ICO? –Current regime of reporting –Future regime of reporting • Enforcement by corporate litigation
- 2. 2 GDPR Topics • Privacy by design and by default • Rights to obtain data and have it rectified • Rights to object to data profiling and direct marketing • Right to be forgotten • Right to data portability • Breach notification • Revised principles, e.g. security GDPR Enforcement • Extraterritorial reach – Amazon, Google, Facebook • Some fines higher of 2% of annual turnover or €10,000,000, e.g. consent to processing of child data • Maximum fine of higher of 4% of annual turnover or €20,000,000 e.g. breach of data principles, consent • €500,000,000 turnover The ICO as a driver for compliance • 2016 statistics • 18,300 complaints • Some 1,950 self-reports or breaches • 16 fines totalling £1,624,500 • Largest £400,000 • Enforcement < 0.9% • Compare • 23 for unsolicited automated marketing • Totalling £1,923,000 GDPR Comments • “Predictions of massive fines under the GDPR that simply scale up penalties … issued under the Data Protection Act are nonsense” • “The GDPR gives [the ICO] a suite of sanctions to help organisations comply - warnings, reprimands, corrective orders. While these will not hit organisations in the pocket - their reputations will suffer a significant blow” Prepare now • Data Mapping – where is the data: from where, how processed, to whom given • Privacy by Design, Pseudonymisation and Data Minimisation – “Storage limitation” under GDPR Art 5.1(e), 25.2 • Processing Justifications Art 7, 8, 6.1(f), 13.1(d) • Contract Review (Index): List of contracts under which data is processed; strengthen contracts • Lobby board now! • DPO where core activities involve “large scale processing • Staff retention New Data Protection Legislation Friday 8th December 2017 Dai Davis Solicitor and Chartered Engineer Partner, Percy Crow Davis & Co Tel: 07785 771 721 E-mail: mail@daidavis.com