EU-DATA-GOVERNANCE-ACT

EU Data Governance Act compliance regulation modern detailed.

Definition

EU Data Governance Act DGA (Regulation (EU) 2022/868) is the EU regulation published 30 May 2022 (entry into force 23 June 2022, application 24 September 2023) constituting the first pillar of EU Data Strategy + complemented later by EU Data Act, governing (1) re-use of public sector data containing rights of others (intellectual property + commercial confidentiality + personal data), (2) Data intermediation services (neutral data intermediaries + trust mechanisms data sharing), (3) Data altruism (data sharing for general interest research + public services improvement), (4) European Data Innovation Board EDIB governance. Technical detail + application scope + compliance obligations + non-compliance sanctions + reporting processes + impact on in-scope companies + alignment with adjacent national + international regulations + governance + supervisory authorities + implementation timeline + transitions + case law + industry best practices documentation adoption.

Origin

Regulation (EU) 2022/868 DGA published 30 May 2022 ; entry into force 23 June 2022 ; application 24 September 2023.

Example in context

European Health Data Space initiative (proposed Regulation EHDS) uses DGA data intermediation framework: DGA-compliant notified healthcare data intermediaries facilitate secure exchange of health data between providers + researchers + payers + patients respecting GDPR + DGA neutrality + technical + security safeguards, EHDS final adoption 2024+ depending Parliament + Council negotiations.

Related terms

• EU Data Act — complementary regulation.