Data (Use and Access) Act 2025
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83 General processing and codes of conduct
In Article 41 of the UK GDPR (monitoring of approved codes of conduct)— (a) in paragraph 4, omit the words from “, including suspension” to the end, and (b) after that paragraph insert— 4A. If the action taken by a body under paragraph 4 consists of suspending or excluding a controller or processor from the code, the body must inform the Commissioner, giving reasons for taking that action.
83 General processing and codes of conduct
In Article 41 of the UK GDPR (monitoring of approved codes of conduct)— (a) in paragraph 4, omit the words from “, including suspension” to the end, and (b) after that paragraph insert— 4A. If the action taken by a body under paragraph 4 consists of suspending or excluding a controller or processor from the code, the body must inform the Commissioner, giving reasons for taking that action.
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