Anu Talus

But now we also need to recognize that there is already a court ruling in place which has changed the current interpretation.

And this is something which we are implementing

at the moment.

Well, I think that it's important to note that there was the Draghi report, which also

referred to the complexity in the digital legal framework.

And like I said, the digital environment itself is getting more complex and there is increasing number of different laws regulating this digital environment and different phenomena in the digital environment.

So the interplay between these different legislations is getting increasingly complex as well.

So there has been a call for the simplicity, for the simplification.

And actually, we, the regulators, we have also taken some measures to answer these concerns.

When the environment is changing, I think it's important to recognize that, for example, GDPR, it is a technology nurture.

So many of its provisions do actually fits are applicable also in new emerging technologies.

But of course, it takes some time to see how the rules are applied.

in the new technology.

So there is constantly a new scene, new technology.

I think that this is very, very characteristic for the implementation of the data protection law.

You're always facing with new situations, with the new technology.

It's not only the new legislation, it is the new technology as well.

Well, we, the regulators, well, I think that you also probably know that the level of independence of the regulators, it's actually quite high.

It's enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.

And the regulators are really making the decisions outside of any political pressure.