A regional authority wants the court that interprets the GDPR as EU law and helps ensure its uniform application. Which court fills that role?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
When EU countries need one referee for what the GDPR means across the Union, that is CJEU territory. National judges still apply the law day to day, but the CJEU keeps the EU-law reading consistent. Think uniform playbook, not fifty different rulebooks.
Full Explanation
The CJEU is charged with interpreting EU law and ensuring its uniform application across Member States. Landmark data-protection judgments on transfers, rights, and scope illustrate that interpretive role for the GDPR. Other courts may address related human-rights or national issues, but they do not replace the CJEU’s function for EU legislation.