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EU-USA: Data protection law drafts copied straight from lobby papers, campaigners claim

14 February 2013

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"Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) copied text suggested by major US-based business groups into draft provisions they would like to see incorporated into a reformed EU data protection framework, campaigners have claimed."

See: Data protection law drafts copied straight from lobby papers, campaigners claim (Out-Law.com)

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