One of problems to fight with vulnerabilities is we need to collect sensitive data. This puts #DPAs in a very difficult situation, because we shouldn’t collect these data, but we would need in order to protect individuals @W_Wiewiorowski@twitter.com

#DPAs focus on #vulnerability as part of their work (complaints, guidelines etc). #EDPS Strategy also contains the concept of vulnerability in data protection. However, we have to decide if we express ourselves on the general level or specific context @W_Wiewiorowski@twitter.com

Better GDPR enforcement is important, but adding admin burden to under resourced DPAs in my view is not the way forward. Nor are continuously higher fines - compliance orders and processing bans are the real deterring sanctions.
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RT @PaulNemitz
Here @riptari explains next steps in encouraging #DPAs to properly enforce #GDPR. The trend of #fines is up, and must continue to go up to be deterring non compliance. And time taken to invest…
https://twitter.com/PaulNemitz/status/1620599125875240960

While I do not think that #DPAs should be all responsible for all sorts of fields in digital, DPAs will be confronted with much larger responsibilities coming from different regulations. I often make a joke that “DPAs will either have to evolve or go extinct” @W_Wiewiorowski@twitter.com 3/5

Great news for #Europe: Natasa Pirc Musar is the Slowenian president elect - The first president of a state who had been previously national commissioner for #dataprotection and #transparency. She was a colleague of mine as member of the former Article 29 Working Party of #DPAs

Great news for #Europe: Natasa Pirc Musar is the new Slowenian president - The first president all over the world who had been previously national Slovenian commissioner for #dataprotection and #transparency. She was a colleague of mine as member of the former Article 29 Working Party of #DPAs

The panel will address the about 50 #dataprotection cases currently pending before the #CJEU and questions pertaining to competences of #DPAs and procedural matters; outcomes of the CJEU decision in Facebook Belgium, lessons learnt and more @buchtan@twitter.com #EDPSconf2022

We are proud to see we are all, as #DPAs, doing better today than yesterday. There is, however, also a tomorrow. We all gathered here to have a say over how our future will look like. We can define it. Shape it.
So how do we want our tomorrow to look like? @W_Wiewiorowski@twitter.com

RT @EU_EDPS: Effective cooperation of #DPAs is a key requirement when it comes to effective enforcement, but developing a truly common data protection culture between DPAs is an ongoing process. @dreynders at #EDPSconf2022 1/2

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/dreynders/status/1537544861741633540

RT @EU_EDPS: Under the #OneStopShop, only a few #DPAs are responsible for handling a large number of cases. The @EUparliament is also concerned about the length of case handling. Improvement is necessary to continue to maintain the #GDPR as a golden standard @JFLopezAguilar at #EDPSconf2022

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/JFLopezAguilar/status/1537485112559935488

Effective cooperation of #DPAs is a key requirement when it comes to effective enforcement, but developing a truly common data protection culture between DPAs is an ongoing process. @dreynders@twitter.com at #EDPSconf2022 1/2

Under the #OneStopShop, only a few #DPAs are responsible for handling a large number of cases. The @EUparliament@twitter.com is also concerned about the length of case handling. Improvement is necessary to continue to maintain the #GDPR as a golden standard @JFLopezAguilar@twitter.com at #EDPSconf2022

.@tobiasjudin@twitter.com #EDPSCONF2022 Cooperation among #DPAs is great for the most part, however we are 4 years in since the entering into force of #GDPR and structural systemic issues exist