Published seven technical standards for interoperability

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Specifically, the published standards refer to the digitization of documents, electronic documents, electronic records, electronic signatures and certificates in the administration, procedures for còpia authenticity and conversion between electronic documents, connection requirements to the communications network of Spanish public administrations and data model for the exchange of entries between registry entities.

The AOC Consortium, in collaboration with other Catalan administrations, has actively participated in the working group drafting these rules. The final wording is more in line with the premises of ENI, in the sense of establishing the necessary criteria to be applied in interoperability between institutions in general, without going further as proposed by the first drafts of these documents.

You can consult the published rules together with the rest of the reference legislation.

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