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for this, Plesner has referred to the English Data Protection Authority (ICO), which writes the following on its website about the concept of "legal claim":

Member States of the European Union have also expressed their opinion (see ICO, Direct marketing guidance, version 1.124 October 2013; CNIL, Délibération

(f), according to the ICO [12] also applies to potential but not yet updated legal claims, as the following appears from the ICO's guidelines on the processing

discussion on the practical implications of Brexit for EDPB members and the ICO’s involvement with the EDPB post-Brexit. The Chair declared that the EDPB

issues seemed to need "further and definitive consideration in this case", the ICO should be invited to consider intervening to assist it. This is the first

the AEPD of reference number 36/2020. - Reference number 11: opinion of the ICO (Information Commissioner's Office) entitled “The use of live facial recognition

generic abbreviation “N / A”. The reference to the UK Control Authority (ICO) as the authority to consult in case of identification of high residual risks