Text proposed by the Commission Amendment Proposal for a Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on the re-use of public sector information on the re-use of public Open Data and (recast) sector information (recast) <TitreJust>Justification</TitreJust> Whereas when Directive 2003/98/EC was adopted, the term Open Data wasn’t widely known, the situation today is different. Data’ as a term is broadly used by the Commission in ‘Open its communication (for example, on the Commission’s European Data Portal), and also in the explanatory memorandum to this Directive. The term is widely understood and describes to a wider audience the idea behind the technical term of public sector information”. “re-use </Amend> <Amend>Amendment <NumAm>2</NumAm> <DocAmend>Proposal for a directive</DocAmend> <Article>Recital 3</Article> Text proposed by the Commission Amendment (3) Following the stakeholder (3) Following the stakeholder consultation and in the light of the Impact consultation and in the light of the Impact Assessment30 results, the Commission Assessment30 results, the Commission considered that action at Union level was considered that action at Union level was necessary in order to address the remaining necessary in order to address the remaining and emerging barriers to a wide re-use of and emerging barriers to a wide re-use of public sector and publicly-funded public sector and publicly-funded information across the Union and to bring information across the Union and to bring the legislative framework up to date with the legislative framework up to date with the advances in digital technologies, such the advances in digital technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. Things, High Performance Cloud Computing and Quantum Technology. Open-source data sets will contribute to rapidly progress and create a new strategy to embrace new digital technologies, especially Artificial Intelligence. _________________ _________________ 30 SWD(2018) 127. 30 SWD(2018) 127. </Amend> <Amend>Amendment <NumAm>3</NumAm>
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment Proposal for a Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on the re-use of public sector information (recast) on Open Data and the re-use of public sector information (recast) <TitreJust>Justification</TitreJust> Whereas when Directive 2003/98/EC was adopted, the term Open Data wasn’t widely known, the situation today is different. ‘Open Data’ as a term is broadly used by the Commission in its communication (for example, on the Commission’s European Data Portal), and also in the explanatory memorandum to this Directive. The term is widely understood and describes to a wider audience the idea behind the technical term “re-use of public sector information”. </Amend> <Amend>Amendment <NumAm>2</NumAm> <DocAmend>Proposal for a directive</DocAmend> <Article>Recital 3</Article> Text proposed by the Commission Amendment (3) Following the stakeholder consultation and in the light of the Impact Assessment30 results, the Commission considered that action at Union level was necessary in order to address the remaining and emerging barriers to a wide re-use of public sector and publicly-funded information across the Union and to bring the legislative framework up to date with the advances in digital technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. (3) Following the stakeholder consultation and in the light of the Impact Assessment30 results, the Commission considered that action at Union level was necessary in order to address the remaining and emerging barriers to a wide re-use of public sector and publicly-funded information across the Union and to bring the legislative framework up to date with the advances in digital technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things, High Performance Cloud Computing and Quantum Technology. Open-source data sets will contribute to rapidly progress and create a new strategy to embrace new digital technologies, especially Artificial Intelligence. _________________ _________________ 30 SWD(2018) 127. 30 SWD(2018) 127. </Amend> <Amend>Amendment <NumAm>3</NumAm>
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