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| Enforceable with effect from | 24th September 2023 |
| Summary of purpose | To increase trust in data sharing, strengthen mechanisms to increase data availability and overcome technical obstacles to the reuse of data |
| Which organisations does it apply to? | Data intermediation service providers (commercial organisations providing data sharing) and data altruism organisations (non-profit organisations providing data sharing) |
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| Summary of Representative obligation | A data intermediation service provider or data altruism organisations which has no establishment in the EU is required to appoint a Legal Representative in the EU (Articles 11, 19) You can view DataRep’s service to meet this obligation here |
| Which organisations require a Representative? | All data intermediation service providers or data altruism organisations which have no establishment in the EU are required to appoint a Legal Representative in the EU (no exclusions) |
| Where should the Representative be established? | The Legal Representative should be established in one of the EU member states where the organisation offers its service(s) |
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| Other relevant Representative aspects | The details of the Representative must be notified to the competent authority in the EU member state where the Legal Representative is established |
Please reach out to us at contact@datarep.com if you have any questions, or require a quotation for the Representative service under this law.
Please note that the contents of this document are not intended to provide complete or exhaustive information, nor should they be considered legal advice. Please ensure that you take legal advice before acting on the contents of this document.
