- Dette arrangement har allerede funnet sted.
Medlemsmøte: EU Data Governance Act med Mona Naomi Lintvedt (in English)
18. januar 2021 @ 17:15 - 18:30
– This lecture will be held in English. See more information about the topic in English below. –
Velkommen til årets første medlemsmøte i NFJE – Mandag 18. januar 2021 klokken 17:15 på Zoom
Møtet er det første i en foredragsrekke våren 2021 om datadeling fra forskjellige perspektiver.
På møtet vil Mona Naomi Lintvedt snakke om Europakommisjonens forslag til en forordning om informasjonsforvaltning (se abstrakt nedenfor). Forslaget reiser mange interessante spørsmål som Mona tar opp under foredraget.
Møtet arrangeres som et webinar, https://uio.zoom.us/j/65134600117
Mona Naomi er stipendiat ved Senter for rettsinformatikk (SERI). Hun har bred erfaring med digitalisering i offentlig sektor, og særlig rettslige problemstillinger i skjæringsfeltet mellom teknologi og jus. Hun har tidligere blant annet hatt stilling som personvernombud i Skatteetaten og seniorrådgiver i Avdeling for IKT og fornying i KMD.
In November 2020, the European Commission presented its proposal to boost data sharing within Europe and the establishment of European data spaces. The aim is to «facilitate data sharing across the EU and between sectors to create wealth for society, increase control and trust of both citizens and companies regarding their data, and offer an alternative European model to data handling practice of major tech platforms.»
Press release:
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_20_2102
The proposal for the Data Governance Act is regulating four areas:
– Making public sector data available for re-use, in situations where such data is subject to rights of others.
– Sharing of data among businesses, against remuneration in any form.
– Allowing personal data to be used with the help of a ‘personal data-sharing intermediary’, designed to help individuals exercise their rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
– Allowing data use on altruistic grounds
The regulation is not restricted to open data, but includes personal data.
According to the Commission, the Data Governance Act will create the basis for a European way of data governance in line with EU values and principles, as opposed to BigTech and their harvesting and processing of personal data. Personal data protection (GDPR), consumer protection and competition rules shall be respected. Sharing of data will be based on the establishment of data intermediaries, operating on a neutral and transparent manner.