Belgium has passed a legal framework to align its national law with the EU General Data Protection Regulation. The framework consists of the "institutional law," the "substantive law," the "collective redress law," the "information security law," and the "camera law." In this Privacy Tracker post, Laurent De Muyter offers an overview of the ways the framework has applied the national exceptions in the GDPR; the rules for international data transfers, territorial scope, collective redress and injunctions; the use of cameras; and the new institutions it creates. 
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