Der EDSA hat sich in der Stellungnahme https://edpb.europa.eu/our-work-tools/our-documents/statements/statement-digital-services-package-and-data-strategy_de zu den seit November 2020 vorgeschlagenen beziehungsweise angekündigten Rechtssetzungsmaßnahmen der Europäischen Kommision kritisch geäußert.
Dies betrifft folgende Gesetze und der europäischen Daten-Strategie:
- Digital Services Act (DSA),
- Digital Markets Act (DMA),
- Data Governance Act (DGA)
- Regulation on a European approach for Artificial Intelligence (AIR),
- Data Act (angekündigt).
Der EDSA fasst seine Bedenken wie folgt zusammen:
With this statement, the EDPB draws attention to a number of overarching concerns and urges the
co-legislature to take decisive action. Our concerns consist of three categories: (1) lack of protection
of individuals’ fundamental rights and freedoms; (2) fragmented supervision; and (3) risks of
inconsistencies.
The EDPB considers that, without further amendments, the proposals will negatively impact the
fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals and lead to significant legal uncertainty that would
undermine both the existing and future legal framework. As such, the proposals may fail to create
the conditions for innovation and economic growth envisaged by the proposals themselves.