German state data protection authorities adopt Stuttgart Impulses for modernization (heise.de)

• State data protection authorities adopt Stuttgart Impulses for reform
• Call for legally anchored DSK, central digital portal, and public decision database
• Support Bundesrat initiative from Hamburg to amend BDSG

"Germany's independent state data protection authorities have adopted a position paper at their 111th conference in Stuttgart, calling for comprehensive structural reform. Key points include legally anchoring the Data Protection Conference (DSK), a central digital portal for inquiries, a public decision database, and the "one-for-all" principle for nationally binding reviews. They support a Bundesrat initiative from Hamburg to amend the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG). The goal is more efficiency, less bureaucracy, and more uniform legal interpretation."