Specialist legal advice and compliance solutions for all aspects of Data Protection, AI and Digital Governance
Specialist legal advice and compliance solutions for all aspects of Data Protection, AI and Digital Governance
We look at the recent letter from the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) to UK government officials, highlighting the ICO's focus on economic growth and innovation. The ICO plans a statutory code of practice for AI and an "experimentation regime" for data protection. There will also be a review of low-risk online advertising activities, and new support for SMEs.
Rob Bateman looks at the ICO’s newly released guidance on international transfers and what it means for UK privacy professionals. • The “Three-Step Test” for identifying restricted transfers • Why UK processors returning data to overseas controllers are no longer “initiating” transfers • Clarifications on transfers between branches and employees within the same legal entity • How the guidance incorporates the Data (Use and Access) Act while retaining “TRA” terminology and more.
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