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Deutsche Sozialversicherung Europavertretung filed 40 positions between 4 Jan 2021 and 28 Sept 2026, across 33 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 33 times.
The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to use a digital omnibus to simplify and harmonise the multitude of existing legal acts in the digital field. Social security institutions, with their own IT infrastructure, data-intensive administrative processes and the prospective use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems, are faced with the task of integrating the…
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to simplify and harmonise existing digital legislation with the Digital Omnibus. For social security institutions, which have complex IT infrastructures, data-intensive administrative processes and growing AI applications, clear, consistent and practical regulation is essential to implement digital innovation with legal certainty…
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Targeted legislative adjustments can be useful in achieving the objectives of the MDR and IVDR, also in view of the considerable difficulties manufacturers and notified bodies faced during the transition from the previous legal framework.
The introduction of an EU Inc. will affect social security matters in key areas such as the coordination of social security, the collection and verification of contributions, and the cross-border enforcement of social security rights.
The German Social Insurance Board (DSV) welcomes the Commission’s objectives of the reform proposals. They provide an opportunity to ensure equal access to medicines for patients in all Member States and to strengthen the security of supply of medicines as well as the adequacy of existing incentive schemes for drug development.
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Health systems in the EU face the challenge of ensuring a high quality of affordable supply of medicines in the face of high prices. The German Social Insurance Agency therefore welcomes the EU’s intention to revise European pharmaceutical legislation.
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The German Social Insurance (DSV) would like to draw the European Commissions attention to an implementation issue that companies in Germany are facing in relation to the health and safety metrics under S1-13. The issue concerns the reporting of occupational diseases, referred to as work-related ill health within the health and safety metrics.
I. Preliminary remark In recent years, responsible conduct in line with ethical, ecological and social criteria has become increasingly important when it comes to entrepreneurial activity. The EU would like to assume its international responsibility in this regard. The intention of the European Commission is to protect human and children's rights along global supply chains and to strengthen environmental protection.
The German Social Insurance (DSV) welcomes the European Unions efforts to promote biotechnology in order to improve medical care and ensure supply reliability. In doing so, key principles such as availability, accessibility and affordability as well as a patient-orientated understanding of innovation must take precedence over industrial policy goals.Biotechnological medicinal products are usually highly complex…
The German social security umbrella organisations welcome the European Commission’s intention to shape a European health data space, in particular by: — a more binding cooperation between Member States to improve the availability and interoperability of health data with added value for patients; and — the creation of institutionalised data Governance Structure, research and development of innovation and the…
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Statement and amendments proposed by the German Social Insurance of 01 February 2021 The German Federal Pension Insurance (DRV Bund), the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV), the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds (GKV-Spitzenverband) and the national associations for statutory health and longterm care insurance funds and the Social Insurance for Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture…
In its position on the Safe Hearts Plan, the German Social Insurance (DSV) welcomes the European Commissions objective of reducing the high burden of cardiovascular diseases, tackling health inequalities, and strengthening the early detection of relevant risk factors.
The German Social Security Agency (DSV) welcomes the objective of strengthening Europe’s technological sovereignty through a more efficient, inclusive and internationally competitive European standardisation. However, a reform should be carried out with caution in order not to jeopardise the established structures of the existing standardisation system.
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On 6 January, the European Commission presented a proposal to amend the Medical Devices Regulation (MDR). The proposal extends the transitional period for adaptation to the new certification rules under the MDR. In doing so, the European Commission responds to the ongoing debate on the threat of shortages of urgently needed medical devices.
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The DSV warmly welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to introduce a common European training framework for physiotherapists (CTF) and the corresponding presentation of the draft delegated directive. This approach can simplify and speed up recognition procedures for physiotherapists and facilitate access for qualified foreign professionals to the respective European health systems, including the German health…
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) warmly welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to develop a common European training framework for the profession of physiotherapist. A harmonised training framework can make a significant contribution to simplifying recognition procedures, promoting the mobility of professionals and strengthening the quality of physiotherapeutic care across Europe.
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) supports the European Commission’s proposal to introduce European Business Wallets (EBW). These can facilitate exchanges between businesses, but also between businesses and public administrations, and improve the interoperability of public services in the European Union (EU).
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the European Commission’s aim to respond to changes in the world of work and to strengthen good working conditions and the protection of workers in the European Union with the planned Quality Jobs Act.
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The German Social Security Fund (DSV) welcomes the Commission’s initiative to set up a single platform for chemicals to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable for stakeholders. So far, chemical assessment has been a largely non-transparent process. This is due in particular to the fact that the bases leading to an assessment are not publicly available.
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The German social security umbrella organisations in Germany welcome the plan to revise the existing incentive schemes for orphan medicinal products and paediatric medicinal products and agrees with the European Commission that the aim of this revision must be to: (1) focus support on areas where the regulations have not shown the desired success; (2) end support for areas where it is not necessary; (3) link funding…
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The German Social Security Fund (DSV) welcomes and supports the objective of this proposal for a Directive, which is to address the methodological and procedural differences in substance restrictions and authorisations between Directive 2011/65/EU on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS Directive) and Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 on the Registration…
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The German Social Security Fund (DSV) welcomes the Commission’s initiative for a regulation to reallocate existing tasks and assign new tasks to EU agencies. This will ensure good cooperation between EU agencies, avoid duplication of work and achieve efficient functioning in the field of chemical evaluation.
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The German Social Insurance Agency (Deutsche Sozialversicherung – DSR) expressly welcomes the fact that a separate legal basis will be created for ECHA in the future. A clearly defined legal framework can help strengthen ECHA’s governance structures and enable it to continue to carry out efficiently and independently the tasks that have been steadily growing since its creation.
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On April 27, 2023, the European Commission submitted proposals for the reform of intellectual property rights for medicinal products. Among other things, a unitary European supplementary protection certificate is to be established to complement the unitary European patent already introduced by Regulations (EU) No. 1257/2012 and (EU) No. 1260/2012 and due to start in 2023.
On April 27, 2023, the European Commission submitted proposals for the reform of intellectual property rights for medicinal products. Among other things, a unitary European supplementary protection certificate is to be established to complement the unitary European patent already introduced by Regulations (EU) No. 1257/2012 and (EU) No. 1260/2012 and due to start in 2023.
The European Commission is examining measures to optimise the existing system of Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs) in order to make it more transparent and efficient. SPCs are an intellectual property protection instrument that has the effect of extending the term of protection of a pharmaceutical patent by up to five years.
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In Germany, statutory health insurance funds and the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds (GKV-Spitzenverband) have a central role in providing administrative healthcare and claims data. As custodians of claims and administrative healthcare data for around 75 million insured people, the health insurance funds fall within the EHDS definition of health data holders.
The German Social Security (DSV) supports the objectives of the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) to build a powerful European cloud and AI ecosystem and strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty. In addition to sovereignty, the DPR considers that particular attention should be paid to high availability, cyber resilience, information security, business continuity and economic viability.
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Deutsche Sozialversicherung (DSV) welcomes the announced Fair Labour Mobility Package and the initiatives contained therein, in particular a proposal for a European Social Security Pass (ESSPASS) and a stronger mandate for the European Labour Authority. Cross-border labour mobility on fair terms is a key building block of the European social model.
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On 14 July, the European Commission presented a proposal for a regulation to revise the EU mercury regulation with the aim of protecting EU citizens and the environment from toxic mercury. It aims to ban all forms of mercury in the EU, including the use, production and export of dental amalgam from 1 January 2025. The DSV welcomes the objective of improving environmental and health protection.
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Statement by the German Social Security on the inception impact assessment on the revision of the Mercury Regulation and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1102/2008 On 5 March 2021, the European Commission presented an inception impact assessment on the revision of the Mercury Regulation and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1102/2008 in order to implement the Global Convention on Mercury, the United Nations Minamata…
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The German Social Security Fund (DSV) welcomes in principle the European Commission’s initiative to further harmonise labelling requirements for plant protection products and to improve communication in the field of risk prevention and reduction to end-users of these products.
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On 11 November 2020, the European Commission presented ist outline for a European Health Union. The current pandemic has particularly highlighted defitis in pan-EU crisis management. The communication is accompanied by three draft regulations with which the European commission is focusing on the legislative strengthening of the EU framework for serious cross-border health threats on the one hand and the capacity…
In principle, the German Social Insurance Agency (Deutsche Sozialversicherung – DSR) supports measures that contribute to strengthening the internal market and thus also facilitate the free movement of construction and installation services.
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the European Commission’s objective of continuously improving occupational safety and health. The protection of workers from carcinogenic, mutagenic or reprotoxic (CMR) substances is an essential contribution to the prevention of work-related diseases.
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the announced initiative on a European Social Security Pass (ESSPASS) and sees it as an important tool to further simplify, digitalise and make interoperable administrative procedures in the context of social security coordination.
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Member States’ cooperation during the coronavirus pandemic has revealed weaknesses in the area of public health. The German Social Security Committee welcomes the Commission’s intention, within the framework of the current Treaties, to develop constructively the structures of cooperation between the Member States and European and national institutions.
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The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) welcomes the European Commission’s consultation on the current legislation on excise duty rates and tax structures on alcohol and alcoholic beverages in the European Union (EU). The consultation process should aim to clarify the health aspects of alcohol consumption in order to contribute to reducing alcohol consumption.
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The German Social Insurance Fund (DSV) welcomes the package of measures which, compared to the 2014 Quality Framework for Traineeships, put more emphasis on social protection. At the same time, DSV points out that workers and workers must have easy access to information on social security coverage. This can be ensured, for example, by existing information pages.
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I. Preliminary remarks The central German social security organisations welcome the European Commission’s proposal for a directive and support the three objectives set out in the proposal for a directive: (1)ensuring that persons working through platforms have the appropriate employment status and therefore appropriate labour and social security rights; (2)ensuring fairness, transparency and accountability in…
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