GDPR

DIFC brings its new data protection law in accordance with international best practice

The DIFC Data Protection Law does not stipulate a maximum cap on fines, similar to GDPR, but gives the Commissioner discretion to impose a general fine on top of administrative fines, a leading lawyer said.Breaches of the GDPR can give rise to significant administrative fines of up to €10m or €20m or 2% or 4%…

The DIFC Data Protection Law does not stipulate a maximum cap on fines, similar to GDPR, but gives the Commissioner discretion to impose a general fine on top of administrative fines, a leading lawyer said.

Breaches of the GDPR can give rise to significant administrative fines of up to €10m or €20m or 2% or 4% of an organisations’ total annual worldwide turnover for the preceding financial year, depending on the provision of the law that has been breached.

Article 62 of the law, she said grants the DIFC Authority Board of Directors the

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