The National Data Guardian for Health and Social Care, Dr Nicola Byrne, has responded to the DCMS proposals to overhaul the UK's data protection framework in its consultation Data: a new direction. In her response, England's independent healthcare advice-giving body is concerned that the government's plans represent a "significant departure" from the GDPR, which has the potential to jeopardise data-sharing arrangements. Dr Burns also warns against weakening individuals' rights to challenge decisions made about them by AI.
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