Taking a Page From GDPR, China's New Data Transfer Regime Can Reduce Government Involvement

The draft Personal Information Protection Law introduces two new data transfer mechanisms that do not seem to directly require government approval

8 minute readDecember 11, 2020 at 02:54 AM
By
Vincent Chow
Taking a Page From GDPR, China's New Data Transfer Regime Can Reduce Government Involvement

The Chinese government is accelerating efforts to finalize the country's regulatory regime governing cross-border transfers of personal information. Issued by China's top legislative body on Oct. 21, the first draft

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