Exam CDPSE topic 1 question 180 discussion

Binding Corporate Rules (BCR) are a set of internal policies adopted by multinational companies to ensure that personal data is processed in compliance with applicable data protection laws, particularly when transferring data across borders. BCRs are designed to provide a consistent framework for data protection within an organization, regardless of the jurisdiction in which the data is processed. They are legally binding and enforceable across all entities within the corporate group, ensuring that personal data handling practices adhere to the same standards globally.

Privacy notices and consent rules form the foundation of data privacy practices across virtually all jurisdictions. They are a common requirement in most data protection laws worldwide.

C seems most correct since BCRs only apply to the EU.

B. Binding corporate rules Binding corporate rules (BCRs) are internal rules adopted by multinational companies to ensure that their global intercompany transfers of personal data comply with EU data protection laws. They set out the company's approach to data protection and privacy, its commitments in this regard, and the rights of individuals whose personal data is transferred. Once approved by EU data protection authorities, BCRs provide a legal basis for intra-group international data transfers. In essence, BCRs ensure that all members of the global corporate group adhere to the same data protection standards, regardless of where they are located.