Data Act · Regulation (EU) 2023/2854
Article 32p
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Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data or documents available in any pre-existing format or language and, where possible and appropriate, by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards.
- 2.
Member States shall encourage public sector bodies and public undertakings to produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
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Article 32p
Commission proposal
Article 32p Available formats (1) Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data or documents available in any pre-existing format or language and, where possible and appropriate, by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. (2) Member States shall encourage public sector bodies and public undertakings to produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default. (3) Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation. (4) Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation. (5) Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download. (6) Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential. (7) Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use. (8) The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
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Council Presidency texts
Successive Presidency compromise texts. Their inclusion does not imply agreement or adoption.
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Article in June Presidency compromise · 10 June Council text
Comparison basis: Existing law (13 December 2023) compared with June Presidency compromise · 10 June (10 June 2026)
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language.
- 2.
Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p
June Presidency compromise · 10 June
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article in June Presidency compromise · 18 June Council text
Comparison basis: Existing law (13 December 2023) compared with June Presidency compromise · 18 June (18 June 2026)
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language.
- 2.
Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p
June Presidency compromise · 18 June
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article in September Presidency compromise Council text
Comparison basis: Existing law (13 December 2023) compared with September Presidency compromise (3 September 2026)
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language.
- 2.
Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p
September Presidency compromise
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats (1) Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’. (3) Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation. (4) Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation. (5) Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download. (6) Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential. (7) Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use. (8) The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p 3 Council drafts
Article 32p
10 June 2026 · June Presidency compromise · 10 June
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p
18 June 2026 · June Presidency compromise · 18 June
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Article 32p
3 September 2026 · September Presidency compromise
Council wording reconstructed for this provision from the official operation
Article 32p Available formats (1) Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data available in any pre-existing format or language by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards. Public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their documents available in any pre-existing format or language. (2) Wherever possible and appropriate, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default’. (3) Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation. (4) Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of data or document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation. (5) Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download. (6) Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential. (7) Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use. (8) The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
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Alternative wording Amendment 306 · Virginie Joron IMCO
against:
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data or documents available in any pre-existing format or language and, where possible and appropriate, by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards.
- 2.
Member States shall encourage public sector bodies and public undertakings to produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential. Temporary technical restrictions may also be applied, in so far as necessary and proportionate, where the immediate or large-scale making available of the data would be liable to have an adverse effect on the public security or economic security of the Union or a Member State.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Alternative wording Amendment 818 · Mary Khan ITRE · LIBE
against:
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data or documents available in any pre-existing format or language and, where possible and appropriate, by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards.
- 2.
Member States
shallmay encourage public sector bodies and public undertakings toproduce andmake available in open format data and documents which are publicly available under national law, provided also that their publication does not pose any risk for the protection of personal data, public security, critical infrastructure, trade secrets ordocumentsotherfallingessentialwithinpublicthe scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by defaultinterests. - 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
Alternative wording Amendment 819 · Julie Rechagneux, Mélanie Disdier, Aleksandar Nikolic, Pierre-Romain Thionnet, Alexandre Varaut, Fabrice Leggeri, Marion Maréchal, Christophe Bay ITRE · LIBE
against:
Article 32p
Available formats
- 1.
Without prejudice to Subsection 5, public sector bodies and public undertakings shall make their data or documents available in any pre-existing format or language and, where possible and appropriate, by electronic means, in formats that are open, machine-readable, accessible, findable and re-usable, together with their metadata. Both the format and the metadata shall, where possible, comply with formal open standards.
- 2.
Member States shall encourage public sector bodies and public undertakings to produce and make available data or documents falling within the scope of this Section in accordance with the principle of ‘open by design and by default.
- 3.
Paragraph 1 shall not imply an obligation for public sector bodies to create or adapt data or documents or provide extracts in order to comply with that paragraph where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation.
- 4.
Public sector bodies shall not be required to continue the production and storage of a certain type of document with a view to the re-use of such data or documents by a private or public sector organisation.
- 5.
Public sector bodies shall make dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
- 6.
Where making dynamic data available for re-use immediately after collection, as referred to in paragraph 5, would exceed the financial and technical capacities of the public sector body, thereby imposing a disproportionate effort, those dynamic data shall be made available for re-use within a time frame or with temporary technical restrictions that do not unduly impair the exploitation of their economic and social potential. Temporary technical restrictions may also be applied, to the extent necessary and proportionate, where the immediate or bulk availability of the data would be liable to harm public security or the economic security of the Union or of a Member State.
- 7.
Paragraphs 1 to 6 shall apply to existing data or documents held by public undertakings which are available for re-use.
- 8.
The high-value datasets, as listed in accordance with Article 32v(1) shall be made available for re-use in machine- readable format, via suitable APIs and, where relevant, as a bulk download.
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Article 32p
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