Information Technology Systems

Information Technology Systems

Information Technology Systems

Information Technology Systems

- Constitution of Germany

Article 91c [Information technology systems]

(1) The Federation and the Länder may cooperate in planning, constructing and operating information technology systems needed to discharge their responsibilities.

(2) The Federation and the Länder may agree to specify the standards and security requirements necessary for ex­changes between their information technology systems. Agreements regarding the bases of cooperation under the first sentence may provide, for individual responsibili­ties determined by their content and scope, that detailed regulations be enacted with the consent of a qualified majority of the Federation and the Länder as laid down in the agreements. They require the consent of the Bundestag and the legislatures of the participating Länder; the right to withdraw from these agreements cannot be precluded. The agreements shall also regulate the sharing of costs.

(3) The Länder may also agree on the joint operation of infor­mation technology systems along with the establishment of installations for that purpose.

(4) To link the information networks of the Federation and the Länder, the Federation shall establish a connection net­work. Details regarding the establishment and the operation of the connection network shall be regulated by a federal law with the consent of the Bundesrat.

(5) Comprehensive access by means of information technology to the administrative services of the Federation and the Länder shall be regulated by a federal law with the consent of the Bundesrat.


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