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EU: European Parliament: Civil liberties MEPs vote on their preferences for EU data protection watchdog

22 October 2014

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"Mr Giovanni Buttarelli was voted top candidate for the post of European Data Protection Supervisor by the Civil Liberties Committee on Tuesday after three and a half hours of hearings on Monday evening. Top candidate for Assistant Supervisor is Mr Wojciech Wiewiorowski. The appointments still need to be agreed with the
Council of Ministers."

See the full text: Civil liberties MEPs vote on their preferences for EU data protection watchdog (Press release, pdf)

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