KG Legal Kiełtyka Gładkowski takes part in launching the Centre for New Computational Methods in Personalised Medicine – In Silico Institute. Digital patient (digital twin)
In Krakow there will be launched the Centre for New Computational Methods in Personalized Medicine – a new unit of implementation research, in which innovative methods of medical and personalized diagnostics will be developed, using advanced technologies, models and computer simulations for this purpose.
E – invoices in Polish public procurement
On April 18, 2019 there entered into force the Polish Act of November 9, 2018 on electronic invoices in public procurement, concessions for construction works or services and public-private partnership (Journal of Laws 2018 item 2191 ). This Act implements Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on invoicing electronic in public procurement (Journal of the EU L 133 of 06/05/2014, page 1). The Directive, in its recitals, indicates above all that “The multiplicity of non-interoperable standards results in excessive complexity, legal uncertainty and additional operating costs for economic operators using electronic invoices across Member States”. The above problems may become more serious in the future due to the spread of electronic invoices. Therefore, one of the goals of introducing the above changes is to introduce interoperability, i.e. to allow the presentation and processing of information in a consistent manner between business systems, regardless of the technologies, applications or platforms they use. Under the new Act, an ICT system was created for which the minister in charge of the economy is responsible – the Electronic Invoicing Platform www.efaktura.gov.pl.
The application of new technologies in the amended Polish law regulating financial markets and company law
The application of new technologies in the amended Polish law regulating financial markets and company law
Author:
K. Jakub Gładkowski / Aleksander Kulasza
Abstract:
The article presents two important amendments in the Polish law in the sector of the financial markets and the company law which make use of the innovative IT solutions and thus lead to a greater protection of investors and to promoting investments in Poland. The examples of such changes in law are the obligatory dematerialisation of the Polish securities (of non-public entities), such as bonds and the introduction – for the needs of technology start-ups – a new legal form of operating business activity, namely a simple joint stock company, for which there is provided dematerialisation of shares with the use of such technologies as Public Key Infrastructure and Keyless Signature Infrastructure, and the blockchain type of technology.
