data interoperability in GDPR.csv

Table contains four types of statements identified in the text of the GDPR that determine or influence the interoperability of information between entities. The first type of statement reflects a requirement for the interoperability and is abbreviated as REQ. Entities are expected to follow or fulfill this requirement for compliance. GDPR only states but does not stipulate how a requirement should be fulfilled. Where an activity or action is presented in the statement, these are identified as processes related to usage, sharing, publication, or exchange of information, and are annotated as PROC in the table. Where information is categorically mentioned or as information consisting of some form or category, the abbreviation DATA is used to identify such statements in the table. Where additional information about category or type of data is specified, this is annotated with FORMAT, with the statement either specifying an explicit data format or providing guidelines governing the choice of formats which are acceptable or need to be enforced.