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ARTICLE · 15 MARCH 2019

Brexit And Regulatory Investigations

It is in both the UK and the EU's interest to ensure that regardless of whether the UK withdraws from the EU with or without a deal, regulators can continue to share data and information post 29 March 2019.

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Regulator to regulator information sharing

It is in both the UK and the EU's interest to ensure that regardless of whether the UK withdraws from the EU with or without a deal, regulators can continue to share data and information post 29 March 2019. The Political Declaration published on 22 November 2018 envisages a clear spirit of mutual cooperation, stating that reciprocal equivalence frameworks will be put in place enabling both the EU and the UK to declare a third country's regulatory and supervisory regimes "equivalent". This is particularly important where there is a cross border investigation occurring which may involve both the UK and other EU countries.

The Withdrawal Agreement provides that such equivalence assessments should begin as soon as possible after 29 March 2019 but conclude before the end of June 2020. Following the transition period, any personal data already collected by private and public bodies in the UK will continue to be subject to EU data

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