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6. Conclusion
In conclusion, the dematerialization of documents and exchanges today represents a major societal challenge. The development of these processes in both the private and public spheres has become a reality, and is becoming more and more a part of everyday life for companies, administrative authorities and Internet users alike. That's why the development of a dematerialization project must be subject to a legal framework that circumscribes the risks involved. Companies and public authorities are no more exposed to these risks in the electronic world than they are in the "real" world.
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Loi n˚ 2000-230 du 13 mars 2000 portant adaptation du droit de la preuve aux technologies de l'information et relative à la signature électronique, JO n˚ 62 du 14 mars 2000, NOR JUSX9900020L.
Décret n˚ 2001-272 du 30 mars 2001 pris pour l'application de l'article 1316-4 du code civil et relatif à la signature électronique, JO n˚ 77 du 31 mars 2001, NOR JUSC0120141D.
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