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Projet de loi relatif à la résilience des entités critiques.

Stage en_commissionUpdated 3mo ago

This is a Belgian government bill (projet de loi) on the resilience of critical entities, submitted to the Chamber of Representatives. It concerns measures to strengthen the ability of organisations providing essential services, such as energy, transport, health and water, to prevent, withstand and recover from disruptions, including physical threats, sabotage, natural disasters and other incidents. The bill is generally linked to the EU Critical Entities Resilience Directive, which Member States must transpose into national law. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text. The bill would mainly affect operators identified as critical entities in Belgium and the public authorities responsible for overseeing them. Such operators would likely face obligations on risk assessment, security measures and incident reporting. Based on the metadata alone, the exact scope and obligations cannot be confirmed.