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Volume: 8 Issue: 9
(September 2011)
Keywords:
enforcement
challenges
harmonising
eu
data
protection
enforcement
recent
initiatives
european
international
agencies
boosted
enforcement
cooperation
important
efforts
still
required
Jurisdictions:
EU
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
UK
Canada
Ireland
Netherlands
US
Enforcement: Challenges of harmonising EU data protection enforcement
Recent initiatives by both European and international agencies have boosted enforcement cooperation, but important efforts are still required, especially in terms of harmonisation of laws, improvement of practical cooperation, and strengthening of data protection authorities' (DPAs) investigative powers. Wim Nauwelaerts and Myriam Gufflet, from Hunton & Williams, provide an overview of the different approaches and powers extended to DPAs in selected Member States.
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