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EU Commission is open to consolidation of EU data legislation

By Luca Bertuzzi ( April 9, 2025, 15:27 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission is considering whether to consolidate existing EU data legislation to reduce complexity and legal uncertainty in the upcoming Data Union Strategy. The strategy will address key issues such as data for AI, simplification of fragmented data rules, and international data flows. The commission is seeking input on the impact of current laws, potential consolidation efforts, and balancing data protection with technological innovation. This initiative aligns with the EU's broader agenda of regulatory simplification to create a more business-friendly environment.The European Commission is open to discussing whether existing EU data legislation needs consolidation to reduce complexity and legal uncertainty, according to a document obtained by MLex....

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