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The Data Protection (Adequacy) (United States of America) Regulations 2023

Made: 20-09-2023 | Laid: 21-09-2023 | Forced: 12-10-2023

Overview


The Data Protection (Adequacy) (United States of America) Regulations 2023, enacted under the Data Protection Act 2018, specify that the United States of America provides an adequate level of protection for personal data transfers. This adequacy declaration is crucial for ensuring smooth data transfers between the UK and the US.

The Regulations provide a structured framework for businesses engaged in cross-border data transfers between the UK and the US. Adhering to the specified principles and supervisory authorities is essential to ensure the legality and security of these international data exchanges. Businesses must remain vigilant, adapt to changes, and uphold the privacy rights of individuals as they navigate the complexities of international data protection regulations.

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