The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) filed a formal complaint against the European Commission before the European Ombudsman on Monday (29 November) for failing to monitor enforcement of the EU’s data protection law, known as the GDPR, and for not holding Ireland accountable.
““There is no denying that the system now has some distortions, but these could be corrected by greater cooperation and delegation to other authorities for cases raised in individual member states,” noted Vincenzo Tiani, a partner at Panetta law firm. However, Tiani stressed that doing so would require the will of all authorities, including the Irish one.
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The European Commission presented on Tuesday (4 July) a legislative proposal to harmonise certain aspects of national procedural rules to speed up cross-border cases under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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