As Britain leaves the EU, the legal and constitutional implications of the vote “can’t easily be exaggerated,” says Mark Elliott, a professor of public law at the University of Cambridge. It will likely be at least two years before Britain withdraws from the EU. The process of disentangling EU and domestic law will be a Herculean effort that will occupy lawmakers for a considerable amount of time to come, Elliott says. It’s likely the U.K. would comply in full with the new EU General Data Protection Regulation that goes into effect in May 2018.”]
Source: https://www.inforisktoday.com/brexit-whats-next-for-privacy-policing-surveillance-a-9225