Distribution Agreements · glossary
The EU’s finding that a country outside it protects personal data well enough. The EU has made one for the UK. That is why Tullavane’s customer data may come to Cressby in Nottingham. Chapter 9 · see Separate controller
Explained in Chapter 9, Confidentiality, Data Protection, Assignment and Governing Law, of Distribution Agreements.
Customer data may come to Nottingham. The EU allows this because it has decided that UK law protects personal data well enough (an adequacy decision).Read Chapter 9, Confidentiality, Data Protection, Assignment and Governing Law →
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