Digital proxy: how to access public services without Spid or Cie
The decree regulates the management of proxies to allow those without a digital identity to entrust access to public services to two trusted persons.
Delegating up to two people to access public administration services via Spid or Cie. The Privacy Guarantor has issued a favourable opinion on the draft Dpcm (decree of the President of the Council of Ministers) regulating the operation of the delegation management platform.
The purpose of the initiative is to enable those who do not have or cannot obtain a digital identity to act in their place.
In this way, it will be possible to entrust up to two persons with the IT management of access to public administration sites. Professional delegations or those entrusted to qualified intermediaries have been excluded from the text.
Special regime for services provided through the Electronic Health Record (EHF 2.0), the Health Data Ecosystem (HED) and the National Telemedicine Platform (NTP).
Through the Platform, each citizen registered in the National Register of Resident Population,can delegate up to two persons to access the services provided online by public administrations, which require computerised identification (Cie, Spid).
