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UK: Regulators should have greater freedom to interpret new EU data protection laws, say MPs

01 November 2012

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"The Information Commissioner's Office and other data protection authorities across the EU should have the freedom to interpret new EU data protection laws in order to determine organisations' compliance with the rules, a Parliamentary committee has recommended."

See: Regulators should have greater freedom to interpret new EU data protection laws, say MPs (Our-Law.com)

And:
- House of Commons Justice Committee: The Committee's opinion on the European Union data Protection framework proposals (pdf)
- The Committee's opinion on the European Union data Protection framework proposals - additional written evidence (pdf)

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