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Corporate COunsel Forum

Exporting personal data from the UK: key do's and don'ts

Wednesday 30 April 2008

With well publicised glitches in 2007, data protection continues to move up the business agenda. More and more of our clients are asking us to advise on ensuring that data transfers to outside the UK take place in a regulatorily compliant way that is efficient, effective and proportionate for their business. This session looks at how this might be achieved.

This Corporate Counsel Forum session is led by Calum Murray, our Commercial Technology practice head. Also presenting is Lee Taylor, Data Protection Policy Manager, from the Information Commissioner's Office, who will give the regulator's perspective.

Materials from the event are listed below - click on the relevant link to view:

Corporate Counsel Forum - Presentations
(Calum Murray, head of Commercial Technology at Kemp Little LLP and Lee Taylor, Data Protection Policy Manager, Information Commissioner's Office)
(For Mozilla Firefox browser users, please right-click and select 'Open Link in IE tab' to view the presentation)

Article:

Note on exporting personal data from the UK (pdf)