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We may also choose not to publish a general availability overview. Industry experts say the example of Japan shows the importance of targeted public investment in rare earths. Thanks to Jogmec, Japan could use significant public funds to support various mining projects and secure rights to a certain amount of rare earths in so-called purchase agreements. This often means that Japan is able to retain a certain amount of rare earth imports over a period of time. It also stabilizes the volume and price of deliveries, which is important for the sustainability of downstream builders who use rare earths to make batteries and magnets that go into things like electric vehicles and wind turbines. Data enforcement remains an important issue for organisations whose activities include the transfer of personal data to a third country outside the EU. Given the severity of the penalties for breaches of data protection rules (up to €20 million, or 4% of global annual turnover), it is essential to prepare for the establishment of the legal transfer mechanism. This is why, as a first step, it is necessary to identify the processes that are data transfers outside the EU. In the absence of an adequacy decision, organizations should consider and provide appropriate safeguards (standard contractual clauses or BCRs).
The comfort of certification systems and codes of conduct as possible transmission mechanisms should not be underestimated. At the same time, derogations in exceptional circumstances are only possible if appropriate safeguards are taken. It would indeed be a purchase agreement similar to that of Jogmec with different producers of rare earths. . . .
