Gewährleistung von Informationsqualität in europäischen Informationssystemen

The author of this book examines a field that has long been overlooked in legal discourse. The ubiquitous presence of the European administration network leads to European administrations exchanging a substantial amount of information via information systems. How is the quality of the information exchanged within these systems ensured? When can a piece of information be considered to be of high quality? What obligations bind the participating administrative bodies to ensure such quality? And what instruments are already in place for that purpose? By means of the reference frames ‘food and product safety’, ‘tax administration’ as well as ‘customs administration’, the author conducts a structured and comprehensive analysis of these issues and calls attention to critical requirements for the exchange of information via European information systems.