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What’s new and what’s changed in 2020—Practice Compliance [Archived]
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Practice notes
ARCHIVED: This Practice Note has been archived and is not maintained. For more information, see subtopic: New and updated content in Practice Compliance.
This Practice Note tells you, on a month-by-month basis, whether we have amended existing content or published new content in Practice Compliance. This content may have been added or amended to reflect regulatory changes or as part of our ongoing content development.
December 2020
| New or updated? | Content | Reason |
| New | Precedent: Privacy impact assessment | Content development |
| New | Practice Note: How to manage financial sanctions compliance—law firms | Content development |
| Updated | Practice Notes:—Understanding and improving gender and other pay gaps—Gender pay gap reporting | Updated to reflect latest government guidance on gender pay gaps published in December 2020. |
| Updated | Precedents:—Privacy policy—general commercial organisation—customer-facing—Privacy policy—law firms and professional services | Updated to reflect the impact of Brexit and the introduction of the UK GDPR. Particularly on sections on international data transfers and appointing a representative. |
| Updated | Practice Notes:—Coronavirus (COVID-19)—employment data protection issues [Archived] | Updated to reflect latest |
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Jurisdiction(s):
United Kingdom
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Impact assessment definition
What does Impact assessment mean?
If an EU law or policy is likely to have a significant economic, social or environmental impact, the Commission conducts an impact assessment before making a legislative proposal. The objective of this assessment is to analyse in more detail the issue to be addressed, whether action should be taken at EU level and the potential effects of the different solutions outlined. The findings of the impact assessment process are summarised in an impact assessment report which must include a description of the environmental, social and economic impacts; who will be affected by the initiative and how, and the consultation strategy and the results obtained from it. When the impact of the new policy is not expected to be significant, the Commission conducts a Roadmap. See also ‘Roadmap’.
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