Trustworthiness of data flows is focus of UK consultation
( July 15, 2026, 13:45 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The extent to which the UK’s data regime is enabling trusted data flows is the core question asked by a government consultation opened on Wednesday. Lawyers, data protection officers and other interested parties are invited to assess how well the current data regime is working in practice, particularly relating to international data transfers. The consultation also welcomes suggestions for changes that would support innovation, drive economic growth, and ensure the UK's data framework remains fit for the future amid rapid technological advances, such as AI. The consultation closes on Sept. 9.Statement follows. The consultation document is attached....
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