Projet de loi mettant en oeuvre et complétant le règlement (UE) n°910/2014 du parlement européen et du conseil du 23 juillet 2014 sur l'identification électronique et les services de confiance pour les transactions électroniques au sein du marché intérieur et abrogeant la directive 1999/93/CE, portant insertion du titre 2 dans le livre XII "Droit de l'économie électronique" du Code de droit économique et portant insertion des définitions propres au titre 2 du livre XII et des dispositions d'application de la loi propres au titre 2 du livre XII, dans les livres I, XV et XVII du Code de droit économique.
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- MR Swedish coalition
- Submission date
- June 14, 2016
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- Subjects
- EC Directive protection of privacy electronic document electronic commerce electronic signature trade regulations single market exchange of information
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Discussion ¶
July 7, 2016 | Plenary session (Chamber of representatives)
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President Siegfried Bracke ⚙
Mr Flahaux, the rapporteur, refers to his written report.
Peter Dedecker N-VA ⚙
I would like to emphasize two things, Mr. Speaker.
This bill has had a lot of feet in the earth. I remember the first vote on the relevant principles in 2010 and 2011. We had to withdraw them then, due to a lack of “pre-notification” to the European Commission and the European Council. In the end, we have reached this point and there is a regulation that we are implementing here, with a number of important principles.
First, it is a harmonisation or standardisation of the concept of ‘electronically registered shipments’. The fact that we standardize them makes it possible for a large number of providers to market a product with which those goods are offered, while they are mutually compatible. It is a standard that has the advantage of being able, in our own digital data exchange, to exchange data between services and with the citizen in a secure and authenticated way, without having to develop our own platforms again and again or invent the hot water again and again. We can now use a standard product. This offers a huge opportunity, both for ourselves and for the many companies in this country. Therefore, a call to the Minister and the Government to make use of this and to establish a coordination between the various government agencies so that not every service has to reinvent the hot water.
Second, electronic archiving makes it possible – another important point that should be emphasized – that everything that today must be compulsory on paper can now also be digitized. This does not prevent, however, that those matters that must be ⁇ ined today without the specification that it must be made on paper, can still be ⁇ ined and archived in a trusted manner, without having to switch to another platform. That is a great reassurance for the many accountants and many companies that today keep track of their accounting and tax administration in a digital way. They will not have to switch to another platform. This is not required in these. It is important to emphasize that for those people to take away anxiety.