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REIF filed 9 positions between 31 Jul 2020 and 11 Feb 2026, across 9 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 7 times.
The European Representation of French Social Security Institutions (Reif) welcomes the digital simplification package, provided that it aims to increase the transparency, clarity and harmonisation of European rules, without weakening the guarantees offered to EU citizens and residents in terms of fundamental rights and data security.
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REIF CONTRIBUTION TO THE EVALUATION ROADMAP AND INCEPTION IMPACT ASSESSMENT ON THE REVISION OF THE EU PHARMACEUTICAL LEGISLATION REIF, the Representation of French social security institutions to the EU, welcomes the Commission’s intention to revise the EU pharmaceutical legislation.
A large number of very small pseudonymised data are already available and exploited for statistical and research purposes in the field of health and social security. In addition, in France, public services are already widely available online, in particular via the site FranceConnect, which makes it possible to make the identity of users in their public service procedures more reliable with a one-stop shop for…
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The European Representation of the French social security institutions (Reif) and its members, including the Caisse nationale des allocations familiales (Cnaf), very much welcome the Commission’s desire to take account of the need to adapt European legislation to the outermost regions.
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The French representation of social security institutions in Brussels (REIF) welcomes the launch of the revision process of the regulations on medicines for children and rare diseases by the European Commission. REIF especially acknowledges the consideration given to a potential major overhaul of current mechanisms (Option 4 in particular).
The European Representation of French Social Security Institutions (Reif) welcomes the fact that the Commission is addressing the issues of mobility of individuals and citizens through this future Just Mobility Package, which it hopes will be ambitious.
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The European representation of the French social security institutions (Reif) welcomes the organisation of a consultation by the European Commission on strengthening the mandate of the European Labour Authority (ELA), despite the fact that the deadline and period for consultation are not commensurate with the challenge represented by the revision of the Regulation establishing the Authority.
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The European Representation of the French social security institutions (Reif) welcomes the opening of a consultation on the legislation on construction services as part of the future strategy for affordable housing. Ensuring access to affordable housing for all is one of the key determinants of an effective fight against poverty in Europe, one of the main tasks of social security institutions.
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The European Representation of French Social Security Institutions (Reif) welcomes the launch of a legislative initiative on the European Social Security Pass (ESSPASS), even though several of its members have been involved for years in the various pilot projects (particularly DC4EU) that led to this future text.
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