EU adequacy decisions

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EU adequacy decisions are formal determinations by the European Commission that a non-EU country or territory ensures an adequate level of data protection, allowing personal data to flow freely from the EU to that jurisdiction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf EU legal instrument
data protection mechanism
international data transfer tool
adoptedBy European Commission NERFINISHED
appliesTo specified sectors within third countries
territories
third countries
assessmentCriteria existence and functioning of independent supervisory authorities
international commitments of the third country
relevant legislation on data protection
respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms
rule of law
beneficiary data exporters in the EU
data subjects in the EU
bindingOn EU Member States NERFINISHED
EU institutions NERFINISHED
canBe adopted by implementing act of the European Commission
repealed by the European Commission
revised by the European Commission
suspended by the European Commission
considers access by public authorities in third country
national security and law enforcement limitations in third country
consultedBody European Data Protection Board NERFINISHED
Member States representatives in comitology committee
effect allow personal data transfers from EU without additional safeguards
recognize adequate level of data protection in recipient jurisdiction
ensures continuity of protection for personal data transferred outside EU
governedBy EU data protection law
General Data Protection Regulation NERFINISHED
hasAuthority European Commission NERFINISHED
language all official EU languages
legalBasis Article 25 Directive 95/46/EC
Article 45 GDPR
publishedIn Official Journal of the European Union NERFINISHED
purpose ensure adequate level of protection for personal data in third countries
facilitate free flow of personal data from EU to third countries
relatedTo binding corporate rules
derogations for specific situations
international data transfers
standard contractual clauses
requires effective administrative and judicial redress mechanisms in third country
effective and enforceable data subject rights in third country
essentially equivalent level of data protection to EU
scope automated and non-automated processing of personal data
cross-border transfers of personal data
subjectTo monitoring of developments in third countries
periodic review
subjectToChallengeBy Court of Justice of the European Union NERFINISHED

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