The European Parliament adopted a resolution calling on the European Commission to start infringement procedures against Ireland due to delays by the Irish Data Protection Commission in handling GDPR complaints. The resolution noted that complaints filed on 25 May 2018 remain undecided and criticized the DPC's interpretation of “without delay”. It also urged other EU DPAs to use Articles 61 and 66 to compel the DPC to comply with its obligations.
Why it matters: The resolution signals heightened political pressure to enforce GDPR compliance in Ireland, potentially leading to EU infringement proceedings.
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