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EU: Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection proposes harmonised information standards to correct major divergencies in national laws

01 December 2004

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Proposal (pdf)

a. Appendix 1 (short notice)
b. Appendix 2 (condensed notice)
c. Appendix 3 (notice for air travellers)

1) First Commisssion report on the working of the 1995 Directive (pdf) and Technical Analysis (pdf)
2) European Parliament report

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