What will a UK version of GDPR look like?

Culture secretary Michelle Donelan announced last week that the UK will have its own version of GDPR to replace the EU’s system.  

by | 9 Oct, 2022

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) first came onto the scene in 2018, but for UK businesses morphed into UK GDPR in January 2021.  

The Government announced a Data Protection and Digital Information Bill to replace GDPR last June, but that has been put on hold and reconsidered. This was based on the existing EU framework, with some easing of small business regulations. 

Read more at smallbusiness.co.uk

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