An article in the European Law Blog proposes the creation of a US authority for foreign intelligence redress mechanism to help resolve the redress issue in EU-US adequacy negotiations. As the article outlines, a "Foreign Intelligence Redress Authority" could strike "a non-statutory solution" that is "compatible with the 'essential equivalence' requirements of Article 45 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation."
This article is a follow-up to an earlier piece proposing that Privacy Shield 3.0 could include rights to appeal.
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