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Article 1(1)(ea) In every text (Article 1(1)(ea))

(1)(ea)

(ea) voluntary registration of data intermediation services;

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Article 1(1)(eb) In every text (Article 1(1)(eb))

(1)(eb)

(eb) voluntary registration of entities which collect and process data made available for altruistic purposes;

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Article 1(1)(ec) In every text (Article 1(1)(ec))

(1)(ec)

(ec) the establishment of a European Data Innovation Board;

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Article 1(1)(ed) In every text (Article 1(1)(ed))

(1)(ed)

(ed) data localisation requirements and the availability of data to competent authorities;

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Article 1(1)(ee) In every text (Article 1(1)(ee))

(1)(ee)

(ee) the re-use of certain data and documents held by public sector bodies or by certain public undertakings, and of research data.

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Article 1(2)(g) In every text (Article 1(2)(g))

(2)(g)

(g) Chapter VIIa applies to personal and non-personal data;

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Article 1(2)(h) In every text (Article 1(2)(h))

(2)(h)

(h) Chapter VIIb applies to any non-personal data;

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Article 1(2)(i) In every text (Article 1(2)(i))

(2)(i)

(i) Chapter VIIc applies to personal and non-personal data, namely the following: (i) documents held by public sector bodies of Member States as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (a) or by public undertakings as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (b); (ii) research data as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (c); (iii) certain categories of protected data as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (a).

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Article 1(3)(g) In every text (Article 1(3)(g))

(3)(g)

(g) participants in data spaces.

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Article 1(7) In every text (Article 1(7))

(7)

The Commission proposal deletes this provision and supplies no replacement wording. The complete amending instruction is reproduced.

The amending passage as printed

1. Article 1 is amended as follows: (a) in paragraph 1, the following points are inserted: ‘(ea) voluntary registration of data intermediation services; (eb) voluntary registration of entities which collect and process data made available for altruistic purposes; (ec) the establishment of a European Data Innovation Board; (ed) data localisation requirements and the availability of data to competent authorities; (ee) the re-use of certain data and documents held by public sector bodies or by certain public undertakings, and of research data.’; (b) in paragraph 2, the following points are added: ‘(g) Chapter VIIa applies to personal and non-personal data; (h) Chapter VIIb applies to any non-personal data; (i) Chapter VIIc applies to personal and non-personal data, namely the following: (i) documents held by public sector bodies of Member States as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (a) or by public undertakings as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (b); (ii) research data as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (c); (iii) certain categories of protected data as referred to in Article 32i(1), point (a).’ (c) in paragraph 3, point (g) is replaced by the following: ‘(g) participants in data spaces.’; (d) paragraph 7 is deleted. (e) the following paragraphs 11, 12 and 13 are added: ‘11. Chapter VIIb of this Regulation is without prejudice to laws, regulations, and administrative provisions that relate to the internal organisation of Member States and that allocate, among public authorities and bodies governed by public law, powers and responsibilities for the processing of data without contractual remuneration of private parties, as well as to laws, regulations, and administrative provisions of Member States that provide for the implementation of such powers and responsibilities. 12. Where sector-specific Union or national law requires public sector bodies, data intermediation services providers or recognised data altruism organisations to comply with specific additional technical, administrative or organisational requirements that relate to Chapters VIIa and VIIb, including through an authorisation or certification regime, those provisions of that sector-specific Union or national law shall also apply. Any such specific additional requirements shall be non-discriminatory, proportionate and objectively justified.’ 13. With regards to data and documents in scope of Section II of Chapter VIIc, Chapter VIIc of this Regulation does not affect the possibility for Member States to adopt more detailed or stricter rules, provided that those rules allow for more extensive re-use of data and documents.’

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Article 1(11) In every text (Article 1(11))

11.

Chapter VIIb of this Regulation is without prejudice to laws, regulations, and administrative provisions that relate to the internal organisation of Member States and that allocate, among public authorities and bodies governed by public law, powers and responsibilities for the processing of data without contractual remuneration of private parties, as well as to laws, regulations, and administrative provisions of Member States that provide for the implementation of such powers and responsibilities.

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Article 1(12) In every text (Article 1(12))

12.

Where sector-specific Union or national law requires public sector bodies, data intermediation services providers or recognised data altruism organisations to comply with specific additional technical, administrative or organisational requirements that relate to Chapters VIIa and VIIb, including through an authorisation or certification regime, those provisions of that sector-specific Union or national law shall also apply. Any such specific additional requirements shall be non-discriminatory, proportionate and objectively justified.

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Article 1(13) In every text (Article 1(13))

13.

With regards to data and documents in scope of Section II of Chapter VIIc, Chapter VIIc of this Regulation does not affect the possibility for Member States to adopt more detailed or stricter rules, provided that those rules allow for more extensive re-use of data and documents.

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