Ansip said: "Our next step is now to remove unjustified barriers which limit cross-border data flow: local practice and sometimes national law, limiting storage and processing of certain data outside national territory".
And so I would expect some of these reservations to be absolutely normal, because when we get together and work on a particular project, a challenging and complex project, not everybody agrees on the same path to follow and not everybody agrees to the interpretation of certain data.
It says this will be based on "principles such as free movement of data, porting data and/or availability of certain data for regulatory control purposes".
However, critical issues remain, such as the transferability of basic science insights to clinical products and the applicability of certain data sets to human patients.
Our next step is now to remove unjustified barriers which limit cross-border data flow: local practice and sometimes national law, limiting storage and processing of certain data outside national territory.
Indeed, the main issue that an engineer or an architect must face when he/she decides to build a straw bale house is the absence of certain data about technical performance.
