EP Plenary session - Data Protection Adequacy - Joint debate

EP Plenary session - A European strategy for data

Antonio TAJANI, EP President, and Karoline EDTSTADLER, State Secretary at the Austrian Federal Ministry of the interior, sign various legislative acts, during the plenary session (22-25/10/2018) of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

Lex signing: extracts from the ceremony in presence of Antonio TAJANI, EP President

Live Replay of a second public hearing with Facebook representatives (the first was on 4 June) to look into ensuring data protection and preventing illegal use of data following the 22 May meeting between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Parliament’s political leadership, in the European Parliament in Brussels. Session 1: Data Protection and Privacy implications, including applicable jurisdiction with Andrea JELINEK, Chair of the EDPB and Austrian DPA, Paul-Olivier DEHAYE, President and Co-Founder of personaldata.io, Steve SATTERFIELD, Director for Privacy Policy and Head of Advertising Policy, Privacy and Public Policy team, Facebook, followed by a Q&A session.

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection (Part 2) - Statement by Andrea JELINEK, Chair of the EDPB and Austrian DPA (15:43 - 15:49)

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection (Part 2) - Statement by Steve SATTERFIELD, Director for Privacy Policy Facebook (15:57 - 16:08)

Following up on the 22 May meeting between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Parliament’s political leadership, MEPs hold a second public hearing with Facebook representatives (the first was on 4 June) to look into ensuring data protection and preventing illegal use of data in the European Parliament in Brussels. Civil Liberties Committee Chair Claude Moraes (S&D, UK) said: "Following a request from the Chairs of the four Parliamentary Committees concerned, which had been adopted and defined by all political groups in the European Parliament, we had expected to hear from other speakers. It is with reluctance, therefore, that we will now hear from public policy team members proposed by Facebook. It will be up to Members to see if Facebook's answers will be sufficient, convincing and trustworthy."

Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection: extracts from the hearing

Following up on the 22 May meeting between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Parliament’s political leadership, MEPs hold a second public hearing with Facebook representatives (the first was on 4 June) to look into ensuring data protection and preventing illegal use of data in the European Parliament in Brussels.

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection (Part 2) (15:36 - 15:43 )

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection (Part 2) - Statement by Paul-Olivier DEHAYE, President and Co-Founder of personaldata.io (15:49 - 15:57)

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on data protection (Part 2) - Q&A session (16:08 - 17-03)

Live Replay of the Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs in association with the Committees for Constitutional Affairs(AFCO), for Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) and for Legal Affairs (JURI) in Brussels on 04 June 2018 - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on EU citizens’ data protection with the participation of Carole CADWALLADR, journalist at The Guardian, UK, Christopher WHYLIE, whistle-blower, former employee at Cambridge Analytica, Sandy PARAKILAS, whistle-blower, former employee at Facebook, Elizabeth DENHAM, Information Commissioner at ICO, UK and David CAROLL, associate professor at Parsons School of Design in New York

(04) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by David CAROLL, associate professor at Parsons School of Design in New York (18:18 - 18:27)

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by Claude MORAES (S&D, UK), Chair of LIBE Committee (17:37 - 17:43)

(02) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by Carole CADWALLADR, senior journalist at The Guardian, UK (17:54 - 18:05)

Live Replay of the Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs in association with the Committees for Constitutional Affairs(AFCO), for Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) and for Legal Affairs (JURI) in Brussels on 04 June 2018 - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on EU citizens’ data protection with the participation of Carole CADWALLADR, journalist at The Guardian, UK, Christopher WYLIE, whistle-blower, former employee at Cambridge Analytica, Sandy PARAKILAS, whistle-blower, former employee at Facebook, Elizabeth DENHAM, Information Commissioner at ICO, UK and David CAROLL, associate professor at Parsons School of Design in New York

(05) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by Christopher WYLIE, former employee at Cambridge Analytica (18:27 - 18:42)

Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Closing statement by Claude MORAES (S&D, UK), Chair of LIBE Committee (20:12 - 20:15)

Live Replay of the Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs in Brussels on 04 June 2018 - Use of Facebook users' data by Cambridge Analytica and impact on EU citizens’ data protection with the participation of Carole CADWALLADR, journalist at The Guardian, UK, Christopher WHYLIE, whistle-blower, former employee at Cambridge Analytica, Sandy PARAKILAS, whistle-blower, former employee at Facebook, Elizabeth DENHAM, Information Commissioner at ICO, UK and David CAROLL, associate professor at Parsons School of Design in New York

(01) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by Sandy PARAKILAS, Chief Strategy Officer at the Center for Humane Technology (17:43 - 17:54)

(02) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Questions & answers (19:14 - 20:12)

(03) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Opening statement by Elizabeth DENHAM, Information Commissioner at ICO, UK (18:05 - 18:18)

(01) Hearing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case - Mapping the case during a meeting of the LIBE Committee - Questions & answers (18:42 - 19:14)

Introductory remarks by Antonio TAJANI, EP President on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) during the plenary session in Strasbourg (28-31/05/2018)

Introductory remarks by Antonio TAJANI, EP President on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Statement by Udo BULLMANN (S&D, DE), S&D Group Leader, during Parliament’s Conference of Presidents (President and political group leaders) with Facebook founder and CEO Mark ZUCKERBERG in the EP in Brussels to discuss the use of personal data of millions of Facebook EU users. The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enters into force on Friday 25 May.

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