DOI: 10.53136/979122181507817
Pages: 225-236
Publication date: September 2024
Publisher: Aracne
ABSTRACT The article explores the sharing and reuse of objective and verifiable information in the digitized public
administration. The Danish principle of administrative law by design is being introduced. This principle may ensure a
greater interaction between national administrative law and EU law, especially the General Data Protection Regulation
(GDPR), and be a possible pathway for avoiding mistrust in public IT systems.
KEYWORDS Administrative law by design – GDPR – Data sharing – Public IT systems
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction. – 2. The infrastructure for dataflows in the Danish digital administration. – 3. The principle of administrative law by design and data sharing in Danish administrative law. – 3.1. Introduction. – 3.2. The Danish Principle of Administrative Law by Design. – 3.3. Recent case law in Denmark. – 4. Accuracy and integrity of personal data. – 4.1. Introduction. – 4.2. The Shared Medicin Card and the Health Platform. – 5. Future fruitful interaction between national administrative law and EU law
