Agenda: areas, objectives, and goals. (V) Regulatory framework enabling the national digital policy
The technological developments must come with a solid institutionality, a human rights recognition framework and a construction of safe environments and of legal reliability. In a society, not only obligations are shared, but also rights and opportunities. Strengthening democracy requires a continuous construction, driving changes, being open to face new challenges and acknowledging the value of collective knowledge.
Objective XII. Legal security for digital transformation. To assemble a comprehensive and continuous agenda, which analyses and evolves the regulatory framework, promoting its knowledge and adoption, in collaboration with all involved actors.
52. To promote the necessary regulatory adaptations to adjust to the technological advancements, prioritising the improvements in the administrative procedures within public entities and in the interaction with people, the mechanism for information exchange between public and private entities, and the management of ventures in the digital field.
53. To adapt to regulatory frameworks in order to collaborate in the exercise of rights by persons and companies in digital environments, focusing on aspects regarding accessibility, copyright, consumer rights, anti-trust, data protection, security, transparency, and cybercrime, also promoting the compliance with international standards and conventions in those matters.
Responsible institutions:
Agency for Electronic Government and Information Society