#2019-1088Decree on the State's Information and Communication System and the Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs
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This law governs the digital infrastructure and communication systems used by the French government. It details the responsibilities related to these systems, emphasizing the role of the Prime Minister in overseeing them while allowing certain responsibilities to be delegated to ministers. It enables the Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs to lead digital public policy and support the digital transformation of state administrations.
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Key Changes
- Centralized management of digital systems under the Prime Minister's responsibility
- Delegation of certain responsibilities to ministers with specific exemptions
- Strengthening the role of the Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs in digital public policy
Obligations
What this law requires
Each ministry must establish a structure to organize and pilot actions in the field of digital transformation and systems of information and communication.
Ministers must ensure the delegation of responsibilities for digital communication systems as required for the exercise of their duties, except for specified services.
Inter-ministerial and ministerial digital public action projects must be submitted for a favorable opinion to the inter-ministerial director of digital affairs if they meet specified characteristics, including estimated cost.
Interministerial projects with specific cost characteristics must be submitted for a non-binding opinion to the Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs.
The inter-ministerial director of digital affairs must provide recommendations on digital action projects from agencies under the state's supervision if the projects meet specified characteristics.