In the BOE of June 19, 2013, the Royal Decree 396 / 2013, of 7 of June, which regulates the State Technical Committee for Electronic Judicial Administration. Article 6 regulates its powers and Article 7 its composition.
Of the competences, we highlight the following:
c) Promote the cooperation of other Public Administrations with the Administration of Justice to supply the judicial bodies, through the interoperability platforms established by the General Council of the Judiciary and by the Administrations competent in matters of Administration of Justice, the information required in the course of a judicial process in the terms established in Organic Law 6/1985, of 1 July, in Organic Law 15/1999, of 13 December, on the Protection of Personal Data and procedural laws.
h) Ensure the establishment of control mechanisms to ensure, in an effective manner, compliance with the Judicial Interoperability and Security Scheme.
i) Adopt the necessary agreements so that, in the creation and management of the general access point of the Administration of Justice by the Ministry of Justice, the complete and exact incorporation of the information provided by this access point is ensured. general.
j) To determine the conditions and guarantees of the communications to the Administration of Justice establishing the relation of authorized transmitters and receivers and the nature of the data to be exchanged.
k) Carry out the corresponding functional redesign analysis of the procedures, processes and services, to the management of which electronic means are applied.
l) Establish, for the cases of automated judicial action, the definition of the specifications, programming, maintenance, supervision and quality control and, where appropriate, the audit of the information system and its source code, including the indicators management, without prejudice, in the latter case of those indicators indicated by the National Judicial Statistics Commission in the area of its powers, as well as those necessary to comply with the statistical planning included in the National Statistical Plan.
o) Mandatory information on the rules and conventions that refer to the interoperability and security of the electronic judicial administration.
p) To issue, where appropriate, general or special reports on any initiative or technical standard relating to electronic judicial administration, as well as to systems or applications related to it.
q) Others that are legally determined.
Regarding composition, Article 7 states that:
“They will be representats to the State Technical Committee of the Electronic Judicial Administration:
a) The General Council of the Judiciary.
b) The Ministry of Justice.
c) The Attorney General's Office.
d) The Autonomous Communities with competences in the matter of Administration of justice.
