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Le azioni dell’UE per l’informatizzazione. Dagli strumenti
di base ai procedimenti telematici
DUNI, DANIELA
Agenda Digitale Europea
EU ICT development
Eidas regulation
ISA2
direttiva appalti pubblici
european digital agenda
interoperability
interoperabilità
procedimenti telematici
public procurement directive
regolamento Eidas
sviluppo ICT UE
telematic procedures
Settore IUS/10 - Diritto Amministrativo
In
the
EC
and
EU
Treaties
(at
present
Lisbon
Treaty
that
includes
TEU
and
TEUF),
the
ICT
is
not
the
subject
of
specific
provisions.
However
it
has
been
held
in
high
regard
by
the
European
Institutions.
This
study
therefore
examined
the
provisions
of
the
above
mentioned
Treaties
considered
more
or
less
directly
or
indirectly
linked
to
the
computerization
in
general
and
that
of
P.A.
in
particular,
on
the
basis
of
which
have
been
issued
documents
of
various
types,
programmatic
or
binding.
The
European
Union
has
placed
the
development
of
the
ICT
among
the
seven
flagships
initiatives
of
the
"Europe
2020"
prospectus.
This
program
was
set
for
the
purpose
to
influence
the
social
and
economic
development
of
Europe
and
to
fight
the
crisis
that
began
in
2008.
This
initiative,
issued
by
the
European
Commission
in
its
communication
COM/2010/0245
f/2,
was
called
the
European
Digital
Agenda.
It
is
divided
into
subprograms
wide-‐ranging,
aimed
at
the
development
of
networks
and
digitization
in
all
areas
of
social
life,
from
e-‐
commerce
to
the
Public
Administration.
As
part
of
the
Digital
Agenda
actions
have
been
developed
in
order
to
establish
the
substantive
and
legal
conditions
to
allow
legal
activities
in
electronic
form
to
develop
the
basic
technical
tools.
The
second
aim
of
this
program
is
the
reliability
of
the
operations
normally
carried
out
at
a
distance.
Particular
attention
was
paid
to
the
activity
of
the
Public
Administration,
always
from
the
point
of
view
of
interoperability
at
European
level.
At
present
we
have
the
ISA2
program
which
6
aims
to
encourage,
also
by
specific
funding,
the
administrations
to
develop
advanced
interoperable
systems,
indicating
as
a
solution
also
the
one
stop
shop.
These
acts
are
planning
documents
(which
have
the
characteristics
of
soft
law
acts)
whose
objectives
should
be
implemented
by
the
administrations
of
the
EU
member
States.
A
key
legal
instrument
was
approved
July
23,
2014:
the
Regulation
910/2014,
called
eIDAS,
which
regulates
the
conditions
of
security
in
all
its
aspects
(not
only
for
electronic
signature),
giving
a
lead
role
to
the
trust
service
providers.
The
doctrine
both
on
the
ISA2
programme
and
on
the
eIDAS
Regulation
is
currently
very
limited.
While
the
solutions
stimulated
by
ISA2
are
entrusted
to
the
spontaneous
initiatives,
different
is
the
setting
of
the
law
sources
discussed
in
Chapter
3:
these
are
two
directives
containing
very
advanced
solutions
governed
directly
by
European
Law.
The
Directive
2006/123/EC
on
services
in
the
internal
market,
which
provides
the
one
stop
shop.
The
Directive
2014/24/EU
on
public
procurement,
in
which
the
digitization
and
online
management
tools
are
essential
to
ensure
competition
and
transparency.
Finally,
we
examine
two
sources
connected
to
each
other,
the
object
of
which
impact
significantly
on
the
subject
of
our
investigation:
Directive
2013/37/EU
on
the
reuse
of
public
sector
information
and
the
regulations
being
approved
on
the
protection
of
privacy.
2016-03-29
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