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EU to push ahead on data protection despite UK opposition

28 October 2013

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"EurActiv has learned that the EU executive [the Commission] instead believes that a mandate to push forward with new rules by spring next year remains possible, and that this can be achieved even in the face of strong opposition from the UK."

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