Recalibrating the EDPB and the EDPS Under a Duty to Cooperate
An institutional case for cooperative digital administration, clearer responsibility, procedural discipline, auditable separation and an enforceable duty of inter-regulatory cooperation.
What the report examines
An institutional case for cooperative digital administration, clearer responsibility, procedural discipline, auditable separation and an enforceable duty of inter-regulatory cooperation.
- An enforceable duty of inter-regulatory cooperation across the expanding EU digital rulebook.
- Procedural discipline for major EDPB guidance and binding work, with clearer chains of institutional responsibility.
- Auditable separation of EDPS functions and a cooperative architecture that preserves independence without insulating public power from scrutiny.
From legal boundary to operational consequence.
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