To build a cross-departmental personal data architecture that enables citizens to exercise their digital rights and obligations

In order to allow for actual inter-operability, citizens need to be able to easily and simply decide who they assign their data to and give authorisation for access. From the standpoint of rights, technological development towards a distributed logic does not call for centralisation of data. To enable this, it is vital to put together a personal data architecture that is cross-departmental (health, education, social, etc.) where each citizen benefits from a personal repository in which to integrate, add, store (in encrypted form) and use their data regardless of who has generated or holds this data.