Last week's draft implementing decision from the European Commission on new standard contractual clauses for data transfers to third countries has many aims. The commission's decision "has tackled a difficult topic with skill and insight and has introduced significant improvements to the current SCCs." This analysis of the decision includes how the commission has addressed "Schrems II" requirements and other general deficiencies.
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