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EU regulators plan new rules to boost data privacy watchdogs’ cooperation by end of June

By Matthew Newman ( February 20, 2023, 10:21 GMT | Insight) -- EU regulators plan to propose new rules by the end of June that should help national data protection authorities coordinate cross-border privacy cases — a key goal as the bloc marks five years since the General Data Protection Regulation took effect. The GDPR has come under criticism because of years of patchy enforcement by national authorities. This has led to calls to set up a centralized regulator for pursuing large, cross-border cases.EU regulators plan to propose new rules by the end of June that should help national data protection authorities coordinate cross-border privacy cases, a key goal as the bloc marks five years since the General Data Protection Regulation took effect....

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