Ley 4/2019, de 17 de julio, de administración digital de Galicia. | BOE-A-2019-13518 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 4/2019, de 17 de julio, de administración digital de Galicia.

This article says the law sets the framework for digital administration in the regional public sector and for the use of electronic means in dealings with people, other public administrations, companies, and entities.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2019-13518
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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About this statute

The article assigns ownership and responsibility for the Xunta de Galicia electronic headquarters to specific public bodies. La norma permite, de forma excepcional, que las entidades públicas instrumentales creen sus propias sedes electrónicas y atribuye al Consejo de la Xunta de Galicia la creación o supresión de una sede electrónica. The Galician regional public administration must provide information as required by data protection rules, and interested persons may access the list of transfers of their data and documents between administrations made through the mediation platform or the citizen folder. Las personas afectadas may exercise their data-protection rights before the regional administration and instrumental public-sector entities, and those bodies must provide a specific online procedure on the Xunta de Galicia e-office. El sector público autonómico debe contar con una persona delegada de protección de datos y organizar cómo se prestan sus funciones.