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ARTICLE · 17 APRIL 2015

Data Protection: Partial General Approach Concurs That Nothing Is Agreed Until Everything Is Agreed

The Justice and Home Affairs Council reached a partial general approach with regards to a general EU framework for data protection.

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The Justice and Home Affairs Council reached a partial general approach with regards to a general EU framework for data protection. Specific issues mentioned in the draft regulation were addressed adopting the understanding that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. This applies to important transnational cases, where the partial general approach includes the chapters and recitals related to the setting up of a "one stop shop" mechanism (chapters VI and VII) in support of the underlying principles for protecting personal data (chapter II).

The Council had already expressed its support for such a mechanism back in October and December of 2013, when it stated that a one stop shop mechanism established for high priority transnational cases would facilitate the arrival to a single and final supervisory decision. It would render the process more efficient, ensure consistent application, secure legal certainty as well as minimise administrative burden. The last

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