The SRIW and its membership have notably contributed to the implementation of GDPR’s requirements through the introduction of self- and co-regulatory initiatives. These initiatives provided guidance to industry stakehoders on how to comply with the requirements, but also took into account data subjects’ interests and engaged in constructive discussions with policymakers.
On this backdrop, the SRIW has compiled its experiences, especially in developing, implementing and monitoring codes of conduct and is more than pleased to share with you “GDPR’s 5th Anniversary Resumée – A practical resumée from a co-regulatory perspective, reflecting Codes of Conduct and Monitoring Bodies in particular”.
You can expect to gain insights on:
Report – General Observations, Experience and Recommendations
Data Protection for Streetside Imagery
Developing Codes of Conduct – Potentials for and a Strong Need of Further Alignment of Regulatory Frameworks
Developing Codes of Conduct and Monitoring at Scale – First Practical Experience
Third Country Transfers – Potentials and Level Playing Field for Codes of Conduct
First Operational Transnational Code of Conduct – Deriving Good Practices from Real Life Lighthouses
GDPR 5th Anniversary – Past Challenges and Future Expectations
A Blueprint for Future Tech Regulation
The Necessity and Potential of Privacy Codes of Conduct for a Functioning Data Protection Framework – A case study
We would like to thank our members for their contributions to this effort.
Read the full resumée here ➡️ GDPR’s 5th Anniversary Resumée
