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Critics of GDPR’s 'one-stop shop' should see bigger picture, EU official says

By Vesela Gladicheva ( June 9, 2021, 13:16 GMT | Insight) -- Critics of the GDPR’s “one-stop shop” mechanism for handling cross-border cases should remember that the regulation is still relatively new, the cases are complex, and any findings will have to stand up in court, a senior EU official said today. A representative of DigitalEurope agreed, pointing to a shortage of case law as a key reason regulators had to move slowly in cross-border cases.Critics of the General Data Protection Regulation’s “one-stop shop” mechanism for handling cross-border cases should remember that the regulation is still relatively new, the cases are complex, and any findings will have to stand up in court, a senior EU official said today....

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