Data protection and a "no deal" Brexit

POSTED BY GARY ATTLE | ARCHIVE |
| 1 min read

In the words of the House of Commons Exiting the European Union Committee: “Data flows and data protection are fundamental to the modern way of life and, increasingly, to the functioning of the economy, particularly in areas of UK comparative advantage such as services. The objective in the negotiations for the UK Government must be to maintain high standards of data protection and ensure that data can continue to be transferred across borders as it is now.”

You can find an analysis of Brexit-related data protection questions and steps that can be taken to minimise risks around a “no deal” Brexit here and you can find a range of other resources on Mills & Reeve's Brexit Hub. 

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