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CNLL filed 4 positions between 12 Nov 2020 and 3 Feb 2026, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
On behalf of the Conseil National du Logiciel Libre (CNLL), which represents the open digital business sector in France, we support the revision of European public procurement rules and call for the immediate adoption of strong measures to ensure the Union’s digital sovereignty.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
As the Conseil National du Logiciel Libre (CNLL), representing over 300 French SMEs and mid-caps, we affirm that Open Source software is not just a technical choice but the foundation of Europes digital sovereignty and industrial competitiveness. For too long, Europe has allowed its digital infrastructure to be dominated by non-European tech giants, draining value, innovation, and autonomy from our economy.
The CNLL, representing over 300 French companies in the free and Open Source software (F/OSS) sector, welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the "Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment" on the revision of the Standardisation Regulation. This revision is a critical opportunity to build a future-proof legal framework that supports the EUs goals of a resilient, competitive, and sovereign digital economy.
As we wrote last year in https://cnll.fr/media/ReponseCNLLconsultation__PacteProductifNumerique2019_Final.pdf or 8 years ago in https://cnll.fr/media/propositions_cnll_fleurpellerin.pdf we consider it essential to define and implement a European interoperability policy, in particular in order to enable businesses to interact with the information systems of the administrations (including at events such as trivial but…
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
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