which is equivalent to the work of 45 officials per year.

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Priority in Europe The digitalization of Justice is something in which many countries around the world are immersed and represents an important line of action in the European Union . In this sense, the Presidency of the Council and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement last December on the proposal for an e-CODEX Regulation. The main objective of this project is to make possible the digitalization of cross-border judicial communication and for citizens and companies to have easier access to justice. The e-CODEX system consists of a set of software components that enable connectivity between national systems. It allows its users (competent judicial authorities, justice professionals and citizens) to send and receive documents, legal forms, evidence or other information electronically quickly and securely.

In this way, e-CODEX makes it possible to establish decentralized, interoperable and secure communication networks between national computer systems that support cross-border cooperation in civil and criminal matters. The e-CODEX is already supporting the digital system for the exchange of electronic evidence and supporting exchanges in relation to European investigation Phone Number Data orders and mutual legal assistance in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters.stioned decision is submitted to the analysis of the principles of proportionality and temporality that govern the matter presented. The Chamber concludes that the decision to officially publicize the sanction imposed has express legal authorization that respects the essential content of the right to the protection of personal data (art.



18.4 CE) and, in the specific case, responds to directly related purposes. with the legitimate functions of the CNMV and the BOE , for whose fulfillment it is suitable, necessary and proportionate. Finally, it is ruled out that the publication disregards the principle of temporality to which the processing of personal data is subject, given that its maintenance and availability of access is subject to the deletion requirements imposed by the right to be forgotten referred to in the STC 58/2018, of June 4 , and is recognized in the regulations that develop the right to protection of personal data.