Councillor of State and Delegate for European Law at the Council of State, Jean-Luc Sauron led the French delegation during the negotiation of Directive 95/46/EC. He was the French tutor for the Council of Europe’s distance learning program 2016-2018 (HELP Data protection & privacy life program which covers Council of Europe data law [convention n°108] and EU law [RGPD]). Since 2018, he is the director of the RGPD-DPO university diploma at the University of Paris Dauphine where he is an Associate Professor. He is also the Director of the RGPD-DPO certificate at the University Dauphine Tunis since 2018.He has written several articles on RGPD and the first application jurisprudence. He is passionate about data protection issues. His expertise also include issues related to the good governance of state aid.
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In order to upgrade the rules governing digital players operating in the internal market and to improve the regulatory framework for digital services, on December 15th, 2020, the European Commission published two legislative initiatives: the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets (...)
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The regulation of the digital economy cannot rely solely on the tools of competition law or compliance law. A new mode of regulation that is more anticipatory than punitive is necessary and is accompanied by the return of a pro-active State on the markets. As soon as a legal field appears, (...)
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