Data Governance Act Representative

Compliance with Art. 11 and 19 Data Governance Act can be so simple

Are you an intermediation service provider or a data altruism organisation under the Data Governance Act without establishment within the European Union? Then you will most likely be required to appoint a representative in the Union under Art. 11 (3) or Art. 19 (3) Data Governance Act. PLANIT // LEGAL assumes this function and the associated tasks.

Your Benefit

we determine whether you need to appoint a Data Governance Act Representative
we take over the function of the Data Governance Act Representative
we handle the communication with stakeholders and public authorities on your behalf
lawyers and IT law specialists are your contact persons for any legal queries

Get us onboard in case you

are not sure whether you need to appoint a Data Governance Act Representative
want to outsource the function of Data Governance Act Representative to a professional service provider
you are looking for an efficient way to meet the requirements of Art. 11 (3) or Art. 19 (3) Data Governance Act
want to fill the position of your Data Governance Act Representative with data law experts

When do you need to appoint a Data Governance Act Representative?

According to Art. 11 (3) and Art. 19 (3) Data Governance Act, you are obliged to appoint a Data Governance Act Representative in the European Union if your company or organisation is either an intermediation service provider or a data altruism organisation according to Art. 11 (3) or Art. 19 (3) Data Governance Act and does not have an establishment in the European Union.

Your Contact

Dr. Bernd Schmidt

Partner

bernd.schmidt@planit.legal

+49 (0) 40 609 44 190

Dr. Sebastian Heep

Partner

sebastian.heep@planit.legal

+49 (0) 40 609 44 190

„PLANIT // LEGAL supported us in adapting our data protection organisation to new regulatory requirements in our international business environment by developing solutions tailored to our specific practical needs. Despite a tight timeline, the project was completed on time.“

Dr. Jakob Dalby, Senior Legal Counsel at BAT

„We have developed our customer workflow with PLANIT // LEGAL and made data protection a key asset and selling point for our property rental and sales portal. “

Nicolas Jacobi CEO and founder of Immomio

„We provide cutting-edge solutions in healthcare and logistics based on perception-based computing - not an everyday task for legal counsel. Thankfully we can rely on PLANIT // LEGAL in matters of IT law and data protection.“

Jan-Philipp Mohr, CEO, Darvis

„For Leadwunder and our customers a great and very valuable support in the field of data protection! I can highly recommend PLANIT // LEGAL!“

Sebastian Hettlage, CEO, Leadwunder GmbH

„We develop software for intelligent decisions in the healthcare sector based on machine learning. The lawyers at PLANIT // LEGAL impressed us with their technical understanding and are therefore our choice in matters of privacy law.“

Tim Aschenberg, CEO, Tiplu GmbH

„As Alternative Legal Service Provider, we process personal data on a large scale. Solid justification concepts are a condition for the success of our business model. Many thanks to the PLANIT // LEGAL team for countless solid and pragmatic solutions to our data protection challenges.“

Dr. Nikolaus Föbus, CEO, Eagle lsp GmbH

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