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collecting societies should not be required to accept users' reports in proprietary formats when widely used industry standards are available.
is-soċjetajiet kollettriċi ma għandhomx ikunu obbligati jaċċettaw ir-rapporti tal-utenti f’formati proprjetarji meta jkunu disponibbli standards industrijali li jintużaw b’mod mifrux ħafna.
the collecting society may refuse to accept reporting by the user in a proprietary format if the society allows for reporting using an industry standard for the electronic exchange of data.
is-soċjetà kollettriċi tista’ tirrifjuta li taċċetta r-rappurtar mill-utent f’format proprjetarju, jekk is-soċjetà tippermetti r-rappurtar permezz ta’ standard tal-industrija għall-iskambju elettroniku ta’ dejta.
the eesc agrees that it should be possible to refuse to accept reporting by the user in a proprietary format if the society allows for reporting using a recognised method of electronic data exchange.
il-kese japprova l-possibbiltà li jiġi rifjutat ir-rappurtar mill-utent f’format proprjetarju, jekk is-soċjetà kollettriċi tkun ipprovdiet metodu għar-rappurtar skont standard rikonoxxut għall-iskambju elettroniku tad-data.
this may be as simple as making data "machine readable" (instead of locked in proprietary formats such as pdf), or identifying common formats for the submission and collection of data (such as ixbrl for company accounts7).
dan jista' jkun sempliċi daqs li d-data tkun tista' tinqara bil-magni (flok ma tkun imsakkra f'formati ta' siedja bħall-pdf), jew jiġu identifikati formati għas-sottomissjoni u l-ġbir tad-data (bħall-ixbrl għar-rendikonti tal-kumpaniji7).