The Law for a Digital Republic was enacted on 7 October 2016. It prepares the country for the challenges of the digital transition and the economy of tomorrow. It promotes innovation and the development of the digital economy, an open, reliable digital society and the protection of citizens' rights. It also aims to guarantee access for all, in all territories, to digital opportunities. Find the latest decrees published in the application calendar. The objectives of the law: To free up innovation by circulating information and knowledge, to arm France to face the global challenges of the data economy. Create a clear framework of trust, guaranteeing users' rights and protecting personal data. Build an open and inclusive digital republic, so that the opportunities linked to the digital transition benefit as many people as possible.