What are the Commission’s recommendations to make identification of operators of essential services more consistent?

What are the Commission’s recommendations to make identification of operators of essential services more consistent?

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The Commission proposes that Member States work together in the Cooperation Group established by the NIS Directive to further align the lists of essential services and the thresholds used to identify operators of essential services. It also urges national authorities to complete the identification process in those cases where it is still ongoing. In addition, it recommends Member States to consult each other in order to ensure that cross-border operators face similar security and incident reporting requirements in the internal market.
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https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/faq/qa-report-assessing-consistency-approaches-identification-operators-essential-services
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