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| Area of Policy Recommendation | Responsible Actors | Policy Recommendation | Nr. of Roadmap Action | Funding Requirements | Leagal Requirements | Research Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data quality | National policy makers, National legislators | Implementation national legislation for a common data quality procedure at member state level | DQA.4 | Provide funding for multiple national projects for enhancing data quality procedures | Implement national legislation, which is in line with the GDPR and further EU law, for establishing data quality procedures | Research activities on the identification of quality procedures on national level based on the study of DQA.3 |
| Political Commitment | National policy makers, National legislators | Overcome the trade-off between data protection and data openness (open government data) | Legal clarification of the requirements of data protection to not be a burden for OOP-based digitalisation. | Overwhelming data protection has the potential to eliminate or at least slow down the multi-use of personal data out of different sources. | ||
| Political Commitment | EU policy makers, EU legislators | Development of a comprehensive political commitment – expressed by an elaborated SINGLE strategy to implement OOP as one main pillar of digitalisation, based on existing proposals and action plans (e.g. E-Government Action Plan 2016-2020) | PA.1, PA.2 | Funding of research activities to gain the basis for a strategy. | Research of existing good practices and meaningful cases for OOP – ideally for cross border services. | |
| Legal Interoperability | EU policy makers, EU legislators | Clarification of OOP-requirements under the aspect of data protection law | Maybe funding of research (exploration of legal OOP-barriers) could be helpful. | Legal synchronisation on level of EU member states is necessary for cross border OOP | Data protection regulations are though the GDPR very different in the EU countries. Where some countries operate unique IDs for citizens (eg Estonia), other countries have definded legal and technical barriers to avoid cross sector data integration and da | |
| Trust and Transparency | EU policy makers, EU legislators | Implementation of an EU wide solution for the data subject’s consent of data sharing including the right to withdraw it | TTA.1, TTA.4, OA.5, OA.6 | Provide financial support for the research activities and the actual implementation | Implementation of corresponding EU-wide regulation for consent of data sharing which is in line with the GDPR | Research activities to identify appropriate solutions for the consent of data sharing and for the development of a clear concept |