The European Pirate Party (PPEU) supports investment in high-quality digital infrastructure and welcomes several provisions of the Digital Networks Act. In particular, Annex VI, Part D, point 2(d), which treats open standards and interoperability as criteria in satellite spectrum authorisation, is a good provision that should be applied more broadly across the instrument.
EPP
European Pirate Party
NGO · Luxembourg
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6
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in the 665 files tracked
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of 665 tracked
6
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Their record over time
European Pirate Party filed 6 positions between 2 Feb 2026 and 13 Oct 2026, across 6 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
What they argued
European Pirate Party Submission- Towards European Open Digital Ecosystems Executive Summary: The European Pirate Party welcomes the Commissions Towards European Open Digital Ecosystems initiative as a timely opportunity to place open source at the core of Europes technological sovereignty.
The European Pirate Party welcomes the opportunity to respond to the draft Implementing Regulation for the Digital Product Passport Registry. While we support the DPP system and its sustainability objectives under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, the draft establishes a centralised identity and logging infrastructure that processes extensive personal data across the Union.
The European Pirate Party (PPEU) recognises that Europe faces a real shortfall in cloud and AI computing capacity, and we support the Cloud and AI Development Act's (CADA) ambition to close that gap through sustainable, well-governed infrastructure. We also welcome its "open source first" language and its attempt to give public bodies a workable notion of sovereign cloud services.
The European Pirate Party (PPEU) is a pan-European political party representing Pirate Parties across EU Member States. Our movement is rooted in the defence of digital rights, civil liberties, and democratic participation. We view the internet and digital infrastructure as common goods and public utilities that must serve all citizens.
The European Pirate Party (PPEU) is a pan-European political party representing Pirate Parties across EU Member States. Our movement is rooted in the defence of digital rights, civil liberties, and democratic participation. We view the internet and digital infrastructure as common goods and public utilities that must serve all citizens.
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