Data Protection Authority (DPA) Directory

ph00lt0: > But there is an error in definitions here. The laws that are at national level in the EU is not the GDPR. The GDPR is an EU regulation and the laws implemented at national level are different and mostly have different names. It would make sense to link them instead. The GDPR is a regulation and not a directive as you correctly pointed out, however regulations in the EU will be part of the national law. A directive on the other hand would be later implemented as a national law from the different countries. While it is true that most countries have national data protection laws alongside the GDPR, the GDPR counts for every country word for word. Both approaches (yours and the one in the article) are not false.