Evidence broker
Article 6
1. The evidence broker shall allow evidence requesters to determine which evidence types issued in other Member States correspond to the evidence types required in the context of procedures for which that evidence requester is competent. 2. Member States shall, through the interface referred to in Article 5(2), complement the list of evidence types in the data service directory as referred to in Article 5(1) with the facts or compliance with procedural requirements they prove, possibly jointly with other evidence types, if needed. Member States shall ensure that this information is accurate and kept up to date. 3. The Commission shall be responsible for the development and maintenance of interfaces that allow national coordinators, competent authorities, intermediary platforms where applicable, and the Commission, each within the scope of their responsibilities and the limits of the access rights defined by the Commission, to: (a) add, change and update the information referred to in paragraph 2; (b) manage the access rights of persons who are authorised to make additions and changes to the registered information. The Commission shall ensure that national coordinators, competent authorities and intermediary platforms can choose between graphical user interfaces for authorised persons and programmatic interfaces for automated uploads. 4. The Commission shall facilitate the mapping of the evidence types issued in one Member State to facts or compliance with procedural requirements that have to be proved in a procedure in another Member State by structuring the discussion and organising the work in the relevant sub-group referred to in Article 19. The sub-group shall set out a formal domain-specific language, whenever possible referencing relevant international standards, and propose that language to the gateway coordination group in accordance with Article 18, point (f).