Practical response to the revised Whistleblower Protection Act-Based on the Consumer Affairs Agency guidelines-Part XNUMX
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Enforced on November 2021, 11!Explanation of China Personal Information Protection Law and Practical Response Part 1 Part 2
2022/1/1
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The Personal Information Protection Law was enacted in China on August 8th last year and came into effect on November 20st. This video shows the overall picture of To Do regarding the response to China's Personal Information Protection Law, while being aware of the differences from Japanese law and GDPR. In addition, the possibility of extraterritorial application to headquarters, which is of great interest to Japanese companies, and practical responses to cross-border transfer regulations and data localization will be explained in depth, followed by a look at examples of responses in typical cases such as "acquisition of contact information and employee information of business partners" and "data transfer to headquarters". The content is useful not only for those who are engaged in business related to China at the head office, but also for group companies operating in China.
In Part 3, Satoshi Tojo will explain the practical response of the China Personal Information Protection Law using assumed cases.
* This video is an archive of the webinar held on October 2021, 10 before the enforcement.
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Nishimura & Asahi
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The Personal Information Protection Law was enacted in China on August 8th last year and came into effect on November 20st. This video shows the overall picture of To Do regarding the response to China's Personal Information Protection Law, while being aware of the differences from Japanese law and GDPR. In addition, the possibility of extraterritorial application to headquarters, which is of great interest to Japanese companies, and practical responses to cross-border transfer regulations and data localization will be explained in depth, followed by a look at examples of responses in typical cases such as "acquisition of contact information and employee information of business partners" and "data transfer to headquarters". The content is useful not only for those who are engaged in business related to China at the head office, but also for group companies operating in China.
In Part 3, Satoshi Tojo will explain the practical response of the China Personal Information Protection Law using assumed cases.
* This video is an archive of the webinar held on October 2021, 10 before the enforcement.
Program
Part 1. Explanation of China's Personal Information Protection Law-Getting to know the whole picture of To Do while being aware of the differences from Japanese law and GDPR-
Part 2. External application to Japanese companies and practical response policy to cross-border relocation regulations and data localization in Japanese companies
Part 3. Introducing assumed cases of practical response
lecturer
Satoshi Tojo Lawyer
Representative of Associate Shanghai Office
After working for a US consulting company, registered as a lawyer in 2008. After working as the 2008-2012 Break More Law Offices, 2012-2016 Takai Okazeri Law Office Shanghai Representative Chief Representative, 2016-2019 Uryu / Itoga Law Office Shanghai Representative Chief Representative, January 2020 He has been in his current position since January.
Supporting Japanese companies through new investment, restructuring, fraud investigation / prevention work, and compliance with the Companies Act / Labor Law, with a focus on Chinese operations.
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