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about whether GDPR is sufficiently implemented in the organisation, it might provide a bit of a breather to see that it is the bigger data handlers that are and will probably for now be targeted.
EU Summit & Brexit On 28th and 29th June, the EU heads of state gathered in Brussels to discuss security and defence, competitiveness, jobs, growth, Brexit, migration, etc. The discussions on migration / asylum took nine hours and Italy’s Prime Minister had threatened to veto the Council Conclusions until agreement was found on the issue of asylum. Something highly unusual and very telling about the importance of the
issues currently driving Europe or the Europe of some. Discourse and agreement on Brexit conclusions amongst the EU-27 (all Member States except the UK) took less than a minute. Yes, that is the current level of deadlock in the negotiations, and it still has to primarily do with the Irish border and customs question. On the other side of the Channel, Theresa May’s White Paper on the future relationship with the EU is planned for 9th July following an overnight “pyjama party” sleepover with her cabinet at her Chequers country retreat on 5-6th July. I wonder whether the popcorn will be salted or sweet.
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