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Recital 5

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Recital total: 1 part · 3 Council drafts · 6 Parliament amendments

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Recital 5

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Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.

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Recital 5

June Presidency compromise · 10 June

Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.

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Alternative wording Amendment 2 IMCO draft opinion · Alex Agius Saliba (rapporteur)
(5) AcknowledgingThis theRegulation iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules,found it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.
Alternative wording Amendment 76 · Daniel Buda JURI
(5) Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens, which create quantifiable time and resource costs for businesses, especially SMEs. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors, particularly SMEs.
Alternative wording Amendment 101 · Elena Sancho Murillo, Marina Kaljurand, Brando Benifei, José Cepeda, Lina Gálvez, Francisco Assis, Alex Agius Saliba ITRE · LIBE
(5) AcknowledgingThis theRegulation iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules,found it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.
Alternative wording Amendment 102 · Diana Iovanovici Şoşoacă ITRE · LIBE
(5) Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors, without excluding human and material solutions.
Alternative wording Amendment 103 · Tomas Tobé, Arba Kokalari, Jörgen Warborn ITRE · LIBE
(5) Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens and increased legal complexity. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.
Alternative wording Amendment 131 · Arba Kokalari IMCO
(5) Acknowledging the iterative evolution of horizontal and sector-specific rules, it is indispensable to address also overlaps in specific provisions that result in unnecessary duplications of administrative burdens and increased legal complexity. This is the case in requirements across several rules for reporting following cybersecurity and related incidents, where digital solutions, as proposed in this Regulation, can bring an immediate relief to businesses across all concerned sectors.