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    The Future of the EU Digital Framework and the Path to Simplification



    The Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers and European Enterprise Alliance present our analysis on the European Commission’s Digital Simplification package, a central element of the EU’s Better Regulation agenda. The paper explores how the European Union can bring greater clarity and proportionality to its digital rulebook, which encompasses data protection, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and product compliance.

    Taking into account the growing overlap between legal instruments and the resulting administrative complexity that often undermines coherence without improving protection. Finally, Simplification should reinforce consistency and transparency.

    Read more: The Future of the EU Digital Framework and the Path to Simplification

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