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The CNPD is currently composed of Ms Tine A. Larsen (President), Mr. Thierry Lallemang (Commissioner), Mr. Marc Lemmer (Commissioner) and Mr. Alain

The impact of Brexit on international data transfers This thematic dossier aims to offer guidance to companies, public bodies and associations in

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Délibération n° 17FR/2021 du 12 mai 2021 – amende Vidéo-surveillance – Non-respect du principe de minimisation des données (champ de vision

2. Transfers towards a country outside the European Economic Area with an adequate level of protection Any controller wishing to transfer personal

Processing of personal data in the context of the coronavirus (Covid-19) The European Union is currently experiencing a wide-ranging health crisis due

3.5. Derogations for specific situations Derogations under Article 49 are exemptions from the general principle that personal data may only be

International data transfers Any transfer of personal data, which are undergoing processing or which will be processed after the transfer, to a

3.1. Contractual clauses Data exporters can use a series of appropriate safeguards enabling transfers to countries not offering an adequate level of

3.2. Binding Corporate Rules (“BCRs”) Binding Corporate Rules ("BCRs") help ensure an adequate level of protection for data exchanged within a group

3.3. Codes of conduct and certification mechanisms Since the entry into force of the GDPR on 25 May 2018, new transfer mechanisms are available to

3.4. Specific safeguards for transfers between public authorities or bodies Transfers from a Luxembourg public authority or body to another public

3. Transfers towards a country outside the European Economic Area without an adequate level of protection When a country outside the EEA is not

1. Transfers within the European Economic Area (European Union, Liechtenstein, Norway and Iceland) EU data protection rules apply to the European

4. International cooperation in the field of Police and Justice Transfers of personal data may take place between different countries in the context

The CNPD shall have investigative powers, corrective powers, authorisation and advisory powers. to order the controller and the processor, and, where

Joint Supervisory Authorities The CNPD is present in the three Joint Supervisory Authorities (JSAs): "Schengen", "Europol" and "Customs".

You shall have the right to object, on grounds relating to your particular situation, at any time to processing of personal data concerning you if the