The UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill, introduced on 23 October 2024, replaces the failed Data Protection and Digital Information Bill. Like its predecessor, it aims to reform the UK's data protection and ePrivacy regimes, provide for sharing of business and customer data, and introduce a framework for trusted digital identity verification (among other things). We take a look at its main provisions.
The UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill – (not quite) the DPDI Bill by another name?
Debbie Heywood, Victoria Hordern and Chris Jeffery provide an overview of the new DUA Bill.
Say hello to the Information Commission, wave goodbye to the Information Commissioner's Office
Debbie Heywood looks at the changes to the UK data regulator's governance and powers under the draft Data (Use and Access) Bill in relation to the UK GDPR and DPA18.
