Traduction de «BCR » (Anglais → Français) :

BCR cleanroom bond paper [ BCR bond cleanroom paper ]

BCR three-ring binder [ BCR 3-ring binder ]

B cell receptor [ B cell antigen receptor | BCR ]

Community Bureau of References | BCR [Abbr.]

Central Investigation Bureau | BCR [Abbr.] | CBO [Abbr.]

Brussels-Capital Region | BCR [Abbr.]

AX. whereas national data protection authorities have developed binding corporate rules (BCRs) in order to facilitate international transfers within a multinational corporation with adequate safeguards with respect to the protection of the privacy and fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals and as regards the exercise of the corresponding rights; whereas before being used, BCRs need to be authorised by the Member States’ competent authorities after the latter have assessed compliance with Union data protection law; whereas BCRs for data processors have been rejected in the LIBE Committee report on the General Data Protection Reg ...[+++]ulation, as they would leave the data controller and the data subject without any control over the jurisdiction in which their data is processed;

AW. whereas national data protection authorities have developed binding corporate rules (BCRs) in order to facilitate international transfers within a multinational corporation with adequate safeguards with respect to the protection of the privacy and fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals and as regards the exercise of the corresponding rights; whereas before being used, BCRs need to be authorised by the Member States’ competent authorities after the latter have assessed compliance with Union data protection law; whereas BCRs for data processors have been rejected in the LIBE Committee report on the General Data Protection Reg ...[+++]ulation, as they would leave the data controller and the data subject without any control over the jurisdiction in which their data is processed;

47. Recalls that national data protection authorities have indicated that neither standard contractual clauses nor BCRs were formulated with situations of access to personal data for mass surveillance purposes in mind, and that such access would not be in line with the derogation clauses of the contractual clauses or BCRs which refer to exceptional derogations for a legitimate interest in a democratic society and where necessary and proportionate;

46. Recalls that national data protection authorities have indicated that neither standard contractual clauses nor BCRs were formulated with situations of access to personal data for mass surveillance purposes in mind, and that such access would not be in line with the derogation clauses of the contractual clauses or BCRs which refer to exceptional derogations for a legitimate interest in a democratic society and where necessary and proportionate;