Publication,

Autonomous Vehicles to Promote Advanced Data Use across the GBA

HK | EN
Current site :    HK   |   EN
Australia
China
China Hong Kong SAR
Japan
Singapore
United States
Global

This article was written by Peter Bullock and Sunny Wong.

Data lawyers have been staring at the seemingly impenetrable difficulties of squaring the circle of cross border data transfers between Hong Kong SAR and China (and back again) for many years now. The current approaches to data protection in the two systems of law, in relation to cross-border transfers are different.  Section 33 of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance has not been brought into effect, despite enactment nearly 25 years ago. Many of the Fintech and eHealth technologies that depend upon the transmission of personal data across the Greater Bay Area ("GBA") borders face regulatory challenges.

These problems should be markedly less pronounced, however, in the field of autonomous vehicles. In this alert, we discuss how autonomous vehicles promote advanced data use across the GBA.

DOWNLOAD PUBLICATION
Autonomous Vehicles to Promote Advanced Data Use across the GBA

Download

422KB, 4 Pages

LATEST THINKING
Insight
Abolition of MPF Offsetting Arrangement in Hong Kong: Key Impacts and Considerations

12 May 2025

Insight
Vietnam has released an approved roadmap for a domestic carbon market, in a significant step towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. A phased approach will see a pilot start in June 2025, working towards full implementation by 2029.

05 May 2025

Insight
In Bangladesh, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are gaining momentum as a strategic tool to bridge the infrastructure gap and drive economic growth.

17 April 2025