The one-stop-shop mechanism means:
- A.A controller can choose any supervisory authority, per Article 65, which gives the European Data Protection Board only advisory power with no binding decision-making role in disputes
- B.A controller only needs to deal with one supervisory authority for cross-border processing
- C.Only one supervisory authority exists in the EU, under Article 83(5), which sets the higher fine tier at 4 percent of global annual turnover or EUR 20 million, whichever is lower
- D.All supervisory authorities must agree on every decision
Why B is correct
Articles 56 and 60 establish the one-stop-shop mechanism, identifying a lead supervisory authority for cross-border processing to simplify compliance.
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