DATE
Wednesday 24 May 2023
VENUE
Grande Halle
SLOT
17.15
ORGANISED BY
CPDP

Panel Description

Introductory Remarks by European Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders

For years now, it seems we have been on something of a merry go round regarding transfers between the EU and the U.S. – an adequacy decision is adopted, and then subsequently struck down. Currently, a new EU-US adequacy decision has been proposed and is being discussed: the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Yet the proposed decision has already been subject to a range of different critiques, from a range of different actors. Against this background, this high-level panel will bring together stakeholders from politics, industry, civil society, and academia, to discuss the status and future of EU-U.S. transfers. Amongst others, the following questions will be discussed:

• What is the status of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework?
• What are the obstacles which remain to its adoption?
• Which criticisms have been put forward against the framework?
• What is the future of the framework moving forward?

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