Who needs a Data Representative?
Article 27 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) says that organisations must appoint a data representative by law if they are based outside the United Kingdom (UK) or European Union (EU) and processes personal data in those territories.
It's not just your reputation that is at stake here... the penalty for non-compliance could be as high as the maximum fine of €20m (£18m) or 2% of your annual global turnover.
See below for more information about who must appoint a Data Representative in what circumstances to comply with this law.
Do I need a Data Protection Representative to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?
In more detail
Click the statement under the heading that best suits your organisation to see whether you need to appoint a Data Protection Representative
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