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In response to tense geopolitical developments, more and more countries implement a system of foreign direct investment screening to protect national security.

On 10 January 2017 the European Commission published a proposal for a new EU ePrivacy Regulation. The current ePrivacy Directive regulates technologies that enable online advertising...

The Dutch government has prohibited a US IT company from acquiring Solvinity, the operator behind DigiD, the Netherlands' digital identity verification system. This decision raises important questions about how national security concerns intersect with foreign investment in critical telecommunications infrastructure and what legal mechanisms exist to protect public interests in the digital age.

On 8 May 2012, the Senate adopted a much anticipated bill which amends the Dutch Telecommunications Act ("Telecommunicatiewet"), and implements the revised EU Directives regarding the revised European Telecommunications Framework.

Early November of this year, the bill to amend the Dutch Telecommunications Act ("TA") was sent to the Lower House of Parliament (TK 2010-2011, no. 32549).

On 1 August 2023 the chief economist of the Netherlands Authority for Consumer and Markets ("ACM") Mr. De Bijl published an article in which he reflects on the current state...

Last month, the Bureau for Investment Screening (Bureau Toetsing Investeringen, "BTI") published its 2023 annual report. This report provides insights into the impact of the Investment, Mergers, and Acquisitions.

The Dutch Minister of Security and Justice introduced a bill on mandatory notifications for a breach of security or loss of integrity of vital ICT systems for public consultation on 22 July 2013.

The European Parliament and Council approved the Gigabit Infrastructure Act ("GIA") on 29 April 2024. The GIA replaces Directive 2014/61/EU. The GIA is a regulation which is directly applicable and binding in all Member States.

Deze editie van de BUREN German Desk Newsletter belicht het veranderende regelgevingslandschap voor Duitse bedrijven in Nederland, met focus op investeringscontroles, M&A-transacties en nieuwe juridische ontwikkelingen.

On 20 May 2013 a draft bill was published for public consultation, under which the rules on cookies laid down in the Dutch Telecommunications Act will be relaxed.

In November 2009, the European Parliament amended the 2003 Privacy and Electronic Communications ("e-Privacy") Directive.

Vorige maand heeft het Bureau Toetsing Investeringen (BTI) haar jaarverslag van 2023 gepubliceerd. Dit jaarverslag biedt inzicht in de impact...

The Dutch government has blocked the acquisition of Solvinity, the Amsterdam-based IT company behind DigiD, by American firm Kyndryl following advice from the Bureau for Investment Review.

Mit dieser Veröffentlichung möchten wir einen Überblick über den rechtlichen Rahmen für die Geschäftstätigkeit in den Niederlanden verschaffen.

De verdere ontwikkeling en uitrol van nieuwe telecommunicatienetwerken staat vandaag de dag nog steeds hoog op de Europese en Nederlandse agenda.