Have your say
7 September 2026
Have your say – World Radiocommunication Conference 2027
This initiative will propose a common position to guide EU Member States when negotiating on the EU’s behalf at the World Radiocommunication Conference 2027.
21 July 2026
Have your say – AI continent
Acceleration and the precautionary principle pursue different objectives. While acceleration aims to shorten deployment timelines, the precautionary principle requires sufficient scientific evidence where uncertainty ex…
19 April 2026
Have your say – ICT statistics 2027
We suggest to include also “Type of connection” and “lack of devices offering cabled internet connection”.
4 March 2026
Have your say – Digital Networks Act (stage 5)
Rights of use shall only be granted where the use of radio spectrum constitutes a necessary and proportionate means to achieve the connectivity objective pursued.
19 January 2026
Have your say – Medical Devices
We propose including, in device documentation, a list of technical specifications, including parameters related to Extremely Low Frequency, Low Frequency, and Radio Frequency fields.
6 January 2026
Have your say – Digital Decade
Users of public digital services should be informed about the risks associated with the wireless connection and should have the option to use alternative solutions with less exposure.
16 December 2025
Have your say – Disability Strategy
By integrating EHS and MCS into the enhanced Strategy, the EU will address implementation gaps and strengthen its commitment to its founding values.
18 September 2025
Have your say – Digital Fairness Act
Platforms should not be allowed to process automatically the data of children below 18 years old.
16 September 2025
Have your say – cardiovascular health
The integration of EMFs as a risk factor for cardiovascular diseases in the EU plan is justified by the growing body of evidence on non-thermal biological effects, the omnipresence of exposure, and the need for a more r…
16 June 2025
Have your say – Digital Networks Act
We welcome the emphasis on fixed broadband infrastructure. However, we feel compelled to provide constructive feedback on the health implications of wireless connectivity.

















