Article 30 GDPR: What Does the Paragraph 5 Exemption Really Mean for Smaller Organisations?
Gemma Briance and Geoffrey Sturgess explore the GDPR, focusing on a presumed attempt to reduce the burden of smaller organisations which lacks clarity…
Gemma Briance and Geoffrey Sturgess explore the GDPR, focusing on a presumed attempt to reduce the burden of smaller organisations which lacks clarity…
Questions arising from the December 2017/January 2018 issue of Computers & Law. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL:OC59 – CPD: 1 hour 30 minutes…
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Laurence Eastham reflects on a year of high quality articles, is tempted to predict and looks forward to another exciting development in the SCL calendar…
Rebecca Keating suggests a series of developments which might be worth watching out for in 2018…
Tara Waters and Ian Maywald give a useful insight into the basics of Initial Coin Offerings and explain the need for a best practices framework on which future offerings might be based…
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has issued draft guidance in light of the new obligations concerning data relating to children which are introduced by the GDPR…
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Chris Dale has made a habit of sending SCL a great set of somewhat acerbic predictions. Here is another glorious product of his warped crystal ball….
The Court of Appeal has given its judgment on the meaning and effect of a limitation clause in the dispute between Royal Devon NHS Trust and Atos…
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Kuan Hon has carefully analysed the Article 29 Working Party Guidelines on personal breach notification under the GDPR. Note that the article covers the version that was put out for consultation in November 2017, and that the final version may differ…
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The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled on a reference from the Supreme Court of Ireland and indicated that exam scripts and comments are available to the candidate…
Read More… from CJEU: Exam Answers and Examiner’s Comments are Personal Data