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In order to develop cross-border electronic proceedings, there needs to be secure exchange of data between the authorities and practitioners involved in these proceedings. A number of preconditions are necessary, however such as an agreement on security conditions of transmission or the ability to trust in a transmitted document. No Name of the project Proposed by Goals of the project Actions to be undertaken Project leader Contributions Member States Commission Working Party Other partners 13 Electronic payment of Court fees COM Allow for electronic payment of court fees — Establish an inventory of judicial procedures and associated court fees — Analyse the national situation of Member States on the means of payment for court fees — Enable online payment of court fees vie the e-Justice Portal — Agree among participating Member States on the modalities of the payment system COM — Provide information on the national context for Court fees (inventory and means of payment) — Implement the necessary legal and technical changes Develop the tool on the e-Justice Portal for the determination and possible payment of court fees Assess the results of the inventory of court fees 14 Cooperation in digital criminal proceedings EE Explore and analyse the possibilities for exchanging data digitally in criminal proceedings — Analyse use cases for digital criminal proceedings — Share knowledge and best practices in this field — Analyse the feasibility of data exchange in digital criminal proceedings EE Provide information on the national situation concerning digital criminal proceedings Provide tools for the secure exchange of data — Serve as a forum for the exchange of best practices — Serve as a contact point for the implementation of possible pilot projects 15 e-Identity 2.0 COM — Adopt an ontology of professional roles covering the entirety of the European judicial space — Prepare a clear approach for technical implementation — Create an ontology of professional roles — Create a structure for maintaining this ontology — Prepare the implementation of personal identification linked to professional roles COM — Provide information on the role of legal practitioners — Define access rights depending on this ontology — Create an ontology of professional roles for legal practitioners — Serve as a contact point between the Commission, Member States and legal practitioners — Provide feedback on the legal context in the Member States Practitioners: Provide information on the role and practices of legal practitioners 16 iSupport for the e-Justice Portal AT Provide a way to communicate digitally with a Member State's central authority through the e-Justice portal — Determine the conditions of use for iSupport on the e-Justice Portal — Integrate the necessary changes into iSupport — Implement iSupport on the Portal To be determined Connect national central authorities to iSupport Implement iSupport on the Portal — Determine the conditions of use for iSupport on the e-Justice Portal — Serve as contact for national central authorities Hague Conference on Private International Law: Develop iSupport 17 Find a Lawyer II COM Create a verification system for the status of a lawyer — Assess the legal admissibility of certificates delivered in the framework of the existing Find a Lawyer II system — Implement the existing Find a Lawyer II solution on the e-Justice Portal CCBE and COM (with respect to the e-Justice Portal) Provide information about the legal context for delivering certificates on the status of a lawyer If possible, implement the existing Find a Lawyer II solution on the e-Justice Portal — Serve as a contact point between the Commission, Member States and legal practitioners — Provide feedback on the legal context in the Member States CCBE: — Coordinate the work on the side of the bar associations — If adopted, provide information through the Find a Lawyer II system 18 Blockchain for Justice COM Explore use cases for blockchain technologies in the e-Justice domain Launch a study to analyse the legal conditions and possible opportunities and/or obstacles COM Provide information on the legal and technical national context Conduct the study — Serve as contact point for practitioners — Evaluate the results of the study Interested legal and professional organisations: Provide input based on their experience 19 e-Payment for the e-Justice Portal AT Develop a payment system for fees — Implement an e-Payment function for fees on the e-Justice Portal — Agree among participating Member States on the use of the payment system To be determined — Provide relevant input and information — Participate in the payment system in the context of its application (e.g. payment of BRIS document fees) Implement the e-Payment function Determine the conditions of use for the payment system