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28 September 2016

Privacy Commission Recommends Reliable Third Party To Process Judicial Data To Comply With Foreign Anti-Bribery Laws

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On June 8, the Privacy Commission issued a recommendation (source document in French and Dutch) on how to process judicial data to comply with foreign anti-bribery obligations.
European Union Privacy

On June 8, the Privacy Commission issued a recommendation (source document in French and Dutch) on how to process judicial data to comply with foreign anti-bribery obligations. The Commission recommended using a reliable third party, such as law firms, to do anti-bribery prior checks of commercial partners.

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