The UK’s Post-Brexit GDPR Reforms: What to Expect, How to Adapt

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After leaving the EU, the UK retained the GDPR in its domestic law and earned its EU adequacy. But more recently, the government has suggested that the UK will diverge dramatically on data protection and privacy. Along with appointing a new Information Commissioner, the UK plans to set up its own adequacy network to enable the liberal flow of personal data around the world. 

The government has also announced plans to eliminate cookie banners—plans that could have a significant impact on digital advertising. But are these plans realistic? How could they be implemented? Is the UK putting its existing EU data flow arrangements at risk?

Our panel will explore how should businesses that trade in—or with—the UK should adapt to the data protection “new normal”.