Session 3
summary
Panel recaps progress on a US–EU replacement for Privacy Shield, noting the CJEU invalidation two years ago and an agreement in principle (25 March) that requires a U.S. executive order on government access and an draft adequacy decision spring 2023 timeline. Discussion covers OECD work on common principles for government access (38 members, ~25 active), the push to globalize the CBPR global forum, concerns about enforceability and SME burden for certifications, and model contract clauses as a pragmatic transfer tool.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:53Government data frameworks
- 17:23Private sector data policies
- 33:45Trade and privacy frameworks
- 44:30Convergence vs interoperability
- 1:05:58Future of data frameworks & Q&A
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