Procedure

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Overview

DIN CEN/TS 15480-5 is the introductory part of a series of Technical Specifications with requirements for a European Citizen Card (ECC). The ECC is a smart card which is issued by a national or local authority and which contains credentials to allow one or all of the following services: - identity verification; - use as travel document within the European Union; - facilitation of logical access to government eServices or services of local service facilities. DIN CEN/TS 15480-1 specifies the physical, electrical and transport protocol-related characteristics for the European Citizen Card, whereas DIN CEN/TS 15480-2 specifies the data elements and data structures to be used, the services supported by the ECC and the associated command set. DIN CEN/TS 15480-3 specifies an interoperability model which enables an eService to interoperate with different implementations of the European Citizen Card. DIN CEN/TS 15480-4 defines recommendations with regard to operational procedures of card issuance, recommendations for the end-user regarding data protection and accessibility aspects as well as a set of standard ECC card profiles that can be used as a basis for the specification of new ECC projects. DIN CEN/TS 15480-5 extends the series of Technical Specifications by a general description of the specification series together with an introduction to each part of the ECC specifications. Informative Annex A maps the relationship between the various parts of the ECC standard and other ISO/IEC standards relating to the card platform. The Technical Specification has been prepared by CEN/TS 224 "Personal identification, electronic signature and cards and their related systems and operations". The German interests were represented by NA 043-01-17-04 UA "Austauschprotokolle bei Chip-Karten" ("Exchange protocols for chip cards").

Responsible national committee

NA 043-04-17-04 UA - Exchange protocols for integrated circuit cards  

Responsible european committee

CEN/TC 224 - Personal identification and related personal devices with secure element, systems, operations and privacy in a multi sectorial environment