I think he meant to say the spirit of the law is the law.
If you read GDPR in it's complete form [1], there are 173 paragraphs before the actual law begins at CHAPTER I, almost half way down the page. Those are the reasons why the law was created, what's it trying to achieve, how it is intended to work, responsibilities of govenrnments, etc.
The EU provided us the spirit of the law - in writing.
If you read GDPR in it's complete form [1], there are 173 paragraphs before the actual law begins at CHAPTER I, almost half way down the page. Those are the reasons why the law was created, what's it trying to achieve, how it is intended to work, responsibilities of govenrnments, etc.
The EU provided us the spirit of the law - in writing.
[1] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj/eng