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Technology Industries of Finland (TIF) warmly welcomes initiatives that enhance data usage and interoperability and would like to especially highlight importance of following factors: • Personal data is to be found on many public and private datasets. In order to put this data to use, we need to have in place solutions to provide consent and better understanding on effect of privacy enhancing technologies.
Dear Sir/Madam, Herewith on behalf of the Data Sovereignty Now coalition, I present our input on the Proposal for a regulation of the European parliament and of the council on European data governance (Data Governance Act).
Technology Industries of Finland (TIF) represents more than 1,600 companies operating in Finland in various areas of technology. In Finland, the technology industry directly employs more than 300 000 people. Technology Industries of Finland regards the Data Governance Act a key piece of regulation and would like to provide the following comments: Chapter I Concept of Data Sharing Service Provider should be defined.
The Commission has proposed an ambitious programme, Path to the Digital Decade, to boost the digitalisation development throughout the EU. Technology Industries of Finland finds the four-pronged approach of the Compass in principle balanced and well-founded. GENERAL The Compass is missing a few essential themes, and we urge the Commission to include targets for data economy development and soft infrastructures.
As campaigners for data sovereignty, the member organisations of the Data Sovereignty Now (DSN) coalition applaud the European Commission’s ambition to empower citizens and businesses. However, we also strongly urge that data sovereignty should be made mandatory in all policies, regulations and laws in the European Union.
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