Data Governance Act (DGA)
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Chapter I - General provisions (Art. 1-2)
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- Art. 1 DGA - Subject matter and scope
- Art. 2 DGA - Definitions
Chapter II - Re-use of certain categories of protected data held by public sector bodies (Art. 3-9)
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Chapter III - Requirements applicable to data intermediation services (Art. 10-15)
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Chapter IV - Data altruism (Art. 16-25)
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Chapter V - Competent authorities and procedural provisions (Art. 26-28)
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Chapter VI - European Data Innovation Board (Art. 29-30)
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- Art. 29 DGA - European Data Innovation Board
- Art. 30 DGA - Tasks of the European Data Innovation Board
Chapter VII - International access and transfer (Art. 31)
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- Art. 31 DGA - International access and transfer
Chapter VIII - Delegation and committee procedure (Art. 32-33)
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- Art. 32 DGA - Exercise of the delegation
- Art. 33 DGA - Committee procedure
Chapter IX - Final and transitional provisions (Art. 34-38)
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Data Governance Act (DGA)

About the Data Governance Act (DGA)

Full name: Regulation (EU) 2022/868 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 May 2022 on European data governance and amending Regulation (EU) 2018/1724 (Data Governance Act).

Type: Regulation.

Objective and key elements:

Encourage the sharing and re-use of data across sectors and EU countries to leverage the potential of data while respecting data privacy, confidentiality and IPR.
Both personal and non-personal data are in scope.
Assistance from the public sector body to access data.
Member States will be required to set up a single information point.
Data intermediaries to function as neutral third parties.

Relevant to: Mainly for public sector bodies, but also providers of data intermediation services (data marketplaces and pools) and data altruism organisations.

Status: In force, applies from 24 September 2023.