China Cybersecurity Law Conference
New Legal and Regulatory Updates; Practical Implications and Challenges (Completed)

China's Cybersecurity Law came into effect in 2017, and has evolved with ongoing draft measures being released over time; with the most updated coming in December 2019. Companies both large and small are impacted so please join us for our China Cybersecurity Law session, co-organised by the office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) and the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Hong Kong Chapter. It is our honour to have a distinguished group of subject matter experts to share their insights on the recent developments on legal, regulatory and practical implementation challenges which organisations need to consider.

Date	11 December 2019 (Wednesday)
Time	4:30 pm – 6:00 pm (registration begins at 4:05pm)
Venue	Lecture Room, Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, 12/F, Sunlight Tower, 248 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Supporting Organisation	The International Association of Privacy Professionals
Keynote Speakers	Mr. Stephen Kai-yi Wong, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong Ms. Barbara Li, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Beijing
Panelists	Mr. Stephen Kai-yi Wong, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data   Ms. Barbara Li, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Beijing   Mr. Allen Ting, Senior Legal Counsel, Huawei Mr. Bernard Tan, Chief Legal Counsel, Data and Cybersecurity, SAP
Event MC and Moderator	Adjunct Professor Jason Lau, Regional Lead and Co-Chair of the International Association of Privacy Professionals; CISO at Crypto.com
Language	English
Target Audience	DPOC members, IAPP members and others who are interested in obtaining updates on China Cybersecurity Law
Agenda	4:30-4:40pm Welcome Address and Event Introduction – by Jason Lau 4:40-5:05pm Sharings on China's Cybersecurity Law; Regulatory and Data Privacy Implications – by Commissioner Wong 5:05-5:30pm China Cybersecurity Law; Recent Legal Developments and Impact on Businesses – by Ms, Barbara Li       [Panel Discussion] 5:30- 6:00pm What are the practical implementation challenges of the new China Cybersecurity Law? What are some lessons learned so far? 6:00pm Q&A and Networking
Fee	HK$ 350 per person (Standard Price) HK$ 280 per person (DPOC member/ IAPP member)

* Each membership is entitled to 2 seats. If applying for 2 seats, please submit 2 applications.

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