In this article, SaleCycle’s In-House Counsel and Data Protection Officer looks more closely at what will need to be done if the UK leaves the European Union on the 29th March without a deal.
At the time of writing my previous blog, a no deal Brexit looked like the least likely scenario, but depending on the outcome of the votes taking place in the UK Houses of Parliament between March 12 and 14, the possibility of the UK leaving the EU without a deal has increased, despite a political push from some sides to take no deal completely off the table.
There’s a lot of very useful guidance available to assist companies in the event of a no deal Brexit and at the foot of this blog, I’ve highlighted some key resources from the UK government, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office and the European Data Protection Board.
If we take the opportunity to consider a no deal Brexit specifically in relation to SaleCycle. We work with personal data on behalf of our clients and this blog looks more closely at what will need to happen to continue transferring data across borders in the event of a no deal.
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