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ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2023

Coming Soon: GDPR-like Privacy Regulation In Ukraine

Taking the GDPR as a reference for privacy reform is seen as a sensible move. The GDPR is a regulation that most companies operating in Ukraine aim to comply with, and therefore setting mirrored requirements is business-friendly.

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Taking the GDPR as a reference for privacy reform is seen as a sensible move. The GDPR is a regulation that most companies operating in Ukraine aim to comply with, and therefore setting mirrored requirements is business-friendly. In addition, the GDPR outperforms current Ukrainian legislation in terms of data subject protection.

When is reform expected? 

If adopted, the Privacy Bill, which was submitted on 25 October 2022, will take effect on 1 January 2024. If the Privacy Bill is not passed until Summer 2023, the effective date will be postponed. Parliament aims to make the Privacy Bill a proper foundation for recognizing Ukraine as a country with an adequate level of protection under the GDPR, and it has rejected any new insertions that are questionable. The previous iteration of a privacy bill failed to pass Parliament due to severe intrusion into the activities of internet service providers.

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