Business-to-government data access
Business-to-government data access
- 43. What qualifies as ‘mitigation of or recovery from’ a public emergency?
- 44. What does the term ‘equivalent conditions’ mean in the context of Article 15(1)(a)?
- 45. Could the new rights under the Data Act endanger data holders’ existing business models because a public sector body could request the data instead of purchasing it?
- 46. How can a data holder verify that a Chapter V request is justified and lawful?
- 47. Can a public body in one country request data from a data holder in a different country? Are the rights of the data holder fully protected in such a case?
- 48. Once data are made available following a request, do they become public sector information? Can the public sector body use them in any way it sees fit?
- 49. Can a request under Chapter V be made repetitively or simultaneously by different public sector bodies?
- 50. Could Chapter V be used by governments in a way that puts citizens’ fundamental rights in danger?
- 51. Can a public sector body be a ‘user’ of a connected product/related service under Chapter II?