"We
want to receive documents in order to assess whether the Privacy
Shield can answer the privacy concerns raised," Isabelle
Falque-Pierrotin, chair of the working party told a news
conference, adding she hoped to receive such information by the
end of February.
European and U.S. negotiators finally agreed a data pact on
Tuesday to replace the Safe Harbour framework used by over 4,000
firms to transfer Europeans' data to the United States, that was
outlawed by a top EU court last year.
(Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop)
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