In an article published by Small Business, Stephanie Clarke comments on the new version of GDPR that has now replaced the EU’s system, after it was announced by Culture secretary Michelle Donelan.
With small firms looking for more support and flexibility in compliance, Stephanie emphasised the hope that the new law ‘does what is needed to achieve data protection without being a nuisance’.
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