4. Konferenz zum Europäischen Meldewesen
Am 09. und 10. Oktober fand im Rathaus Schöneberg in Berlin die 4th Conference on eServices in European Civil Registration statt. Über 150 Teilnehmer aus 22 Ländern nahmen an dieser vierten Konferenz des RISER Konsortiums zum Europäischen Meldewesen teil.
Damit wurde deutlich, dass Themen wie die geplante Einrichtung eines Bundesmelderegisters oder des Datenschutzes im Meldewesen in Fachkreisen auf große Resonanz stoßen. Mit der Konferenz unterstrich das RISER Konsortium erneut, dass es eine einzigartige Plattform für den grenzüberschreitenden Wissensaustausch im Europäischen Meldwesen ist.
4th Conference on eServices in European Civil Registration | ||
Conference Programme |
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Population Registration - about European visions and national challenges | State Secretary Mr. Dr. Hans Bernhard Beus, Federal Government Commissioner for Information Technology, Ministry of the Interior, Germany | |
Pooling fr(e)ight? - data pooling and privacy | Mr. Dr. Thilo Weichert, Independent Centre for Privacy Protection Schleswig-Holstein (ULD), Germany | |
Sharing information across borders – about European visions and national challenges | Mr. Antti Peltomäki, Deputy Director-General of the Directorate-General for the Information Society and Media, European Commission | |
SESSION 1: Latest developments in European population registration systems | ||
Role of civil registration from an OSCE perspective | Mr. Zoran Dokovic, OSCE/ODIHR | |
National Identity and residence Data Verification System in Spain | Mr. Jose Antonio Eusamio, Ministry for Public Administration, Spain | |
Overview on European civil registration | Mr. Hendrik Tamm, RISER ID Services GmbH, Germany | |
SESSION 2 Population registration - central or decentral approaches? | ||
Experiences in Setting up a Central Registry in Austria | Mr. Thomas Mader, Central Population Register Unit, Ministry of the Interior, Austria | |
Centralized and decentralized population registration - experiences in Slovenia | Mr. Silvo Režek, Ministry of the Interior, Slovenia | |
The Roadmap towards a Central Registry in Germany | Mr. Andreas Reisen, Ministry of the Interior, Germany | |
SESSION 3 Enforcing cross-border data protection in Europe | ||
A European view on Enforcement of Data Protection | Mr. Thomas Zerdick, DG Justice, Freedom and Security (JLS), European Commission | |
How can cross-border data protection be ensured | Ms. Meike Kamp, Independent Centre for Privacy Protection Schleswig-Holstein (ULD), Germany | |
Direkt marketing and privacy – the Finish example | Mr. Esa Komi, Finish Population Register Centre, Finland | |
Privacy standards for registry information services | Hendrik Tamm, RISER ID Services GmbH, Germany | |
SESSION 4 EU Services Directive and European eIdentity | ||
STORK – Large scale pilot for European eID management | Mr. Frank Leyman, Fedict – Federal Public Service ICT, Belgium | |
ECRN – Faster and more efficient Civil Act document exchange | Mr. Alexander Krock, b.i.t. Bremerhaven, Germany | |
Innovative cross-border eServices | Mr. Stane Štefančič, Genis o.d.d., Slovenia | |
How RISER can support the implementation of the Services Directive | Mr. Uwe Holzmann-Kaiser, Fraunhofer-Institut FOKUS, Germany and Mr. Bernhard Krabina, Centre for Public Administration Research KDZ, Austria | |
SESSION 5 Demand for European registry information services in Administration and Business | ||
Experiences from Estonian eServices based on the population register | Ms. Pille Rossi, Ministry of the Interior, Estonia | |
ID Check – Experiences of the Berlin population register | Ms. Klaudia Zurth, State Office for Residents´ and Regulatory Affairs Berlin (LABO), Germany | |
MyPage | Ms. Mari Vestre, Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI), Norway | |
