EU wants to modernise its digital policy
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The European Commission continues its work to simplify EU rules in the digital field. According to the Commission's work programme, a new package, called the Digital Transformation Package, is to modernise the Union's digital policy. This means that the aim is to review how EU rules work today and adapt them to rapid technological development.
An important part of the work is to examine the goals of the Digital Decade. This is the EU's joint plan for digital development up to 2030. The plan covers, among other things, digital skills, secure digital services and digital businesses. Through the review, the Commission wants to investigate which goals are working well and which need to be changed.
For Swedish companies and users, the changes may be significant, since many digital rules in Sweden are based on EU legislation. Svenskt Näringsliv has previously emphasised that companies need clear and simple rules in order to develop new services. It remains to be seen which concrete proposals the Commission will put forward and how they will affect Swedish operations.
Sources: Svenskt Näringsliv
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