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The Social Insurance Institution (Kela) is an independent social security institution under Finnish Parliament. Ms Kela thank you for participating in the public consultation on the White Paper How to meet Europe’s digital infrastructure needs? Kela agrees with Finland that the regulation of electronic communications should continue to be mainly technologically neutral.
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The Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela) is an independent social security institution under the Finnish Parliament. Finland has participated in the EU Disability Card piloting project and has thus participated in the EU Disability Card project as a recipient of applications and verified whether the applicant has a decision authorising the card to provide a service, benefit or support.
Filed in Finnish · English published by the European Commission
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