DPC Welcomes EDPB CEF Implementation Report on Right to be Forgotten
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The Ireland Data Protection Commission has welcomed the European Data Protection Board's (EDPB) publication of its Coordinated Enforcement Framework (CEF) implementation report on the right to be forgotten, covering coordinated enforcement actions taken throughout 2025 involving 32 Supervisory Authorities across the EU/EEA. The report summarises issues observed for some controllers and provides recommendations to support implementation of the right of erasure. For 2026, the CEF will shift focus to obligations of transparency and information under the GDPR.
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The Ireland DPC announced its welcome of the EDPB's CEF implementation report on the right to erasure, documenting coordinated national enforcement actions across 32 EU/EEA supervisory authorities during 2025. The report identifies issues observed among some controllers and provides recommendations for improving compliance with Article 17 erasure obligations.
Data controllers operating within EU/EEA jurisdictions should review the report to understand the issues identified by supervisory authorities and the recommended practices for handling right-to-be-forgotten requests. The shift in 2026 CEF focus to transparency and information obligations signals that this will be a priority enforcement area going forward.
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DPC welcomes publication of EDPB CEF implementation report on right to be forgotten
20th February 2026
The DPC welcomes the publication of the European Data Protection Board’s (EDPB) report on the implementation of its Coordinated Enforcement Framework (CEF) action on the right to be forgotten.
The report highlights actions taken throughout 2025 involving 32 Supervisory Authorities across the EU/EEA, under the Coordinated Enforcement Framework (CEF). The report summarises the outcome of a series of coordinated national actions carried out in 2025 under the CEF, listing some *** issues that were observed for some controllers, along with a series of recommendations to help them implement the right of erasure.*
Commenting on the report, Deputy Commissioner at the DPC, Graham Doyle said:
“The DPC is proud to have been involved in the work conducted under the Coordinated Enforcement Framework since its establishment in October 2020. We very much welcome the publication of the 2025 report, which details actions taken by the DPC, and colleague Supervisory Authorities across the EU/EEA, in 2025 under the CEF."
For 2026, the Coordinated Enforcement Framework will focus on the obligations of transparency and information under the GDPR.
You can read the full report here Coordinated Enforcement Action, implementation of the right to erasure by controllers | European Data Protection Board
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