Exemptions in the Irish draft of the Data Protection Regulation promotes
disharmony and permits Member States to order PRISM type disclosures
Just published on Hawktalk: http://amberhawk.typepad.com/amberhawk/
I have just realised the Irish revisions to the text of the European
Commission's Data Protection Regulation anticipates Member States enacting
legislation that requires data processors to disclose personal data, for any
exemption specified in the Regulation, without the knowledge or consent of
the data controller and, if needed, contrary to any instructions given by
the data controller.
If interested, follow the text
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