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18 March 2017 by Heather Burns

Policy calendar

21 May:
Data Protection Bill continues in the Commons
22 May:
9:30 - Commons Science and Technology Commitee hearing on social media and mental health
15:30 - Lords Communications Committee hearing on internet regulation
23 May:
10:00 - Lords EU Financial Affairs subcommittee: Data sharing after Brexit
2:00 - DCMS Fake News enquiry: Brian Leveson
16:10 - Commons Science and Technology Commitee hearing on social media and mental health
15 June:
Social Media Service Providers (Civil Liability and Oversight) Bill - Second reading

Open consultations

UK Government

Accessibility of public sector web sites and apps
Closes: 28 May 2018

Online platforms’ role in ensuring tax compliance by their users
Closes: 8 June 2018

Parliamentary Committee enquiries

Algorithims in decision-making
Fake news
Impact of Brexit on UK Creative industries, tourism and The Single Digital Market
Digital currencies
Impact of social media and screen-use on young people’s health inquiry
Regulation of the internet

Information Commissioner's Office

Draft regulatory action policy
Closes: 28 June 2018

DPIA guidance
Closes: 13 April 2018

EC Digital Single Market

No open consultations
Past consultations

Article 29 Working Party

Consultation on Article 49 of GDPR (third country transfers)
Closes: 26 March 2018

Consultation on the accreditation of certification bodies
Closes: 30 March 2018

Scottish Government

Consultation on electoral reform and e-voting
Closes: 29 March

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