Article 31 – Enforcement of fines
Chapter IX – Enforcement decisions
- Without prejudice to any other instruments, a lead supervisory authority may request another supervisory authority to enforce a fine under Article 83 GDPR. The supervisory authority shall enforce the fine under applicable national law as if the final decision would be issued by the requested supervisory authority.
- Supervisory authorities may not issue a fine for an offense affecting the same conduct for which a respondent has already been fined within the Union.[88]
Article 32 – Enforcement of other remedies
Chapter IX – Enforcement decisions
- Without prejudice to any other instruments, a lead supervisory authority may request another supervisory authority to use its corrective powers under Article 58(2) GDPR and national law, if this is necessary to enforce a legally binding decision. Article 61(3) to (9) GDPR apply.
- The other supervisory authority may reject request under paragraph 1 if the legal requirements of its Member State for such a corrective power would not be met.
[88] See CJEU case law under the Brussels Regulations, where the CJEU had a broad interpretation of the identity of a case. The Regulation should be aligned with the CJEU case law.