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Continuous improvement of the Digital Maturity Index: how do we move forward?
After another extension of the full implementation of e-government, from 2 of April of 2021 The provisions of Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the common administrative procedure of public administrations with regard to the electronic register of powers of attorney, the electronic register, the register of qualified civil servants, the general access point, take effect electronic administration and single file.
The same day also enters into force on Royal Decree 203/2021, of 30 March, approving the Regulation of action and operation of the public sector by electronic means, which aims to improve administrative efficiency, increase transparency and participation, ensure easily usable digital services and improve legal security.
This is a long-awaited provision, as it sheds light on Laws 39 and 40/2015, of 1 October, especially because it develops and specifies the use of electronic media in order to ensure that administrative procedures are processed electronically by both the Administration and the public. It also seeks to ensure easily usable digital services.
This Royal Decree, among other issues:
- It determines the minimum content of the electronic headquarters of the Public Administrations.
- Establishes provisions on the identification and authentication of Public Administrations and interested parties (including on the accreditation of representation).
- It clarifies that only public employees are legitimate to access the information transmitted between Public Administrations.
- It develops how the practice of notifications should be carried out through electronic means.
- It establishes the codes of the Administrative Information System (SIA) and those of the Common Directory of Organic Units and Offices (DIR3) as the element from which the interoperable data and document exchanges will take place.
- It specifies the operation of digitization and authentic copying of paper documentation held by Public Administrations and that provided by the interested party to be incorporated into an administrative file.
- Modifies the National Interoperability Scheme.
The services of the AOC will allow you to comply with the provisions of Royal Decree 203/2021, of 30 March, as from the outset we work to adapt them as soon as possible in all that is necessary in order to users comply with the utmost rigor.