Reform UK pledges to cut data rules and curb liabilities for non-executives

Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, has made a bold move to attract business support by promising to cut data regulations and reduce liabilities for non-executives. The party aims to scrap the General Data Protection Regulation, suggesting it will make the business environment less bureaucratic. This strategy could resonate with companies seeking more flexibility and less regulatory burden, potentially reshaping the UK's approach to data protection and corporate governance. However, such a shift could raise concerns about data privacy and protection standards.