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Briefing · 9 Nov 2026 · 08:02

Regulator opens consultation on cross-border data transfer rules

The draft would replace the current adequacy test with a tiered model for transfers outside the bloc.1 The regulator’s own assessment puts the compliance cost at the lower of the two figures reported last week.2 It would be the largest compliance change since 2018. The consultation closes on 14 November.3

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Report · 9 Nov 2026 · 08:02● Published

Regulator opens consultation on cross-border data transfer rules

The draft would replace the current adequacy test with a tiered model for transfers outside the bloc [1]. The regulator’s own impact assessment puts the compliance cost at the lower of the two figures reported last week [2]. The consultation closes on 14 November [1].

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