The U.S. Department of Commerce negotiated a Safe Harbor exception:
A)because the U.S. would not qualify as having adequate protection.
B)so that the European Union could get access to personal information.
C)so that each European country could maintain its own standard of information gathering and protection while trading with the U.S.
D)because the law required that all imports to the European Union meet the Safe Harbor standards.

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Because the United States would not qualify as having adequate protection, the U.S. Department of Commerce negotiated a Safe Harbor exception for firms that maintain a certain level of protection of information.

The US Department of Commerce Negotiated a Safe Harbor Exception