GDPR Flashcards

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When did the GDPR come into force?

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5, May 2018

BREXIT: at end of Transition Period was retained in UK as “UK GDPR”

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GDPR allows for individual member states to vary the rules in a number of areas. What are they?

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  • employment
  • processing of sensitive health information
    - including genetic data, and when processing personal data for scientific research purposes in the public interest
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Clinical ops policies and procedures must flex to meet local legal requirements because…

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…there is a lack of uniformity across the EEA/UK

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True or False

The GDPR applies to all controllers and processors in all industrial sectors equally.

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True.
(i.e., IVI is treated the same as Silicon Valley tech giants like Meta and Amazon which are treated the same as supermarkets and banks)

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What are the 10 GDPR Key Themes for Clinical Trials?

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Regarding Territorial Scope…

GDPR applies to:

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  1. Data processing in the context of the activities of an “establishment” in the EEA/UK
  2. Processing EEA/UK data subjects’ personal data
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Regarding Territorial Scope…

What constitutes an “Establishment” that would be covered under GDPR?

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“Establishment” is broad – minimal business presence through “stable arrangements” is enough e.g. the presence of one single employee or agent in the EU if that employee or agent acts with a sufficient degree of stability.

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True or False

EU GDPR applies even if the processing itself takes place outside the EEA/UKe.g., company group based in multiple countries.

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True

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Does a controller or processor need to be established in the EU/EEA for the GDPR to apply?

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No. If they offer goods or services or monitor individuals’ behaviour within the EEA/UK, then GDPR applies.
* Look at factors such as ability to order goods/services online an EUlanguage/currency.
* Monitoring ⇨ tracking EEA/UK individuals online, creating profiles e.g., targeted advertising through the use of cookies, conduct of clinical trials.

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True or False

A controller or processor not based in the EU/EEA must appoint a representative within the EU/UK.

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True.

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