Que­sti­on Glätt­li (16.5429): New Tisa leak shows: Attacks on data pro­tec­tion, net neu­tra­li­ty and open source soft­ware are still in the agree­ment. Are the­se no-goes for the Fede­ral Council?

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Que­sti­on Glätt­li (16.5429): New Tisa leak shows: Attacks on data pro­tec­tion, net neu­tra­li­ty and open source soft­ware are still in the agree­ment. Are the­se no-goes for the Fede­ral Council?
Not yet dis­cus­sed in the Council

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The latest Tisa leaks show: The open and free web is under thre­at. The Euro­pean Digi­tal Rights (EDRi) initia­ti­ve analyzes:

- data pro­tec­tion is to be wea­k­en­ed under pres­su­re from inter­na­tio­nal corporations;

- Sta­tes would not be allo­wed to requi­re source code dis­clo­sure (open source) for SW contracts;

- strict regu­la­ti­on of net neu­tra­li­ty would make it impos­si­ble for indi­vi­du­al states.

1. what is the Fede­ral Council’s posi­ti­on on each of the points?

2. which ones would make it impos­si­ble for him to sign Tisa?