IBDS launches EU Legislation Monitor: quickly find relevant European digital legislation

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IBDS published the EU Legislation Monitor (NL: EU-wetgevingsmonitor): a user-friendly online tool that provides up-to-date and structured insight into more than 300 European legislative processes.

From data and digital identity to cybersecurity and digitalisation, the monitor brings together regulations. The EU Legislation Monitor (in Dutch) is intended for policy officers, project leaders and advisors within the government, but is also accessible to anyone involved in European digital regulations, data policy and legislation in development. With this monitor, you have all relevant information in one place, without having to search all official EU sources yourself. This saves time and makes it easier to follow developments and take action on them.

What can you do with the EU Legislation Monitor?

Quickly find EU legislation by theme or sector: from eIDAS to cybersecurity legislation. Follow the status and lead time of legislative proposals. View original EU documents for all details. View all legislative processes and start your search in the EU legislative landscape.

The EU Legislation Monitor was developed by ICTU on behalf of the IBDS Realisation Programme.

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