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| Enforceable with effect from | 25th May 2018 |
| Summary of purpose | The protection of the personal data of individuals in the EU (“data subjects”) |
| Which organisations does it apply to? | Any organisation which processes the personal data of individuals in the EU, whether they choose how that personal data is processed (a “data controller”) or simply process it under the instructions of another (a “data processor”), with minor exclusions for personal use, national security matters |
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| Summary of Representative obligation | An organisation which has no EU establishment, which processes the personal data of individuals in the EU, is required to appoint a GDPR Representative in the EU (Article 27) You can view DataRep’s service to meet this obligation here |
| Which organisations require a Representative? | Any organisation which processes EU personal data and has no EU establishment, except:
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| Where should the Representative be established? | In one of the EU member states where the organisation’s EU data subjects are based, ideally the member state where the largest number of data subjects are based, ensuring that individuals in other EU member states have easy access to the Representative |
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Please reach out to us at contact@datarep.com if you have any questions, or require a quotation for the Representative service under this law.
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