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The archive contains 5 references to German federal parliament.
The first known report was published on 31.01.2018, making Bundestag the 152nd oldest out of the 1420 entities that expressed interest in the IOTA protocol.
With 5 publications relating to IOTA, Bundestag currently ranks as the 97th most active out of 1420 entities publicly expressing interest in IOTA.
16.12.2020
Members of the german parliament filed an application regarding "Tax administration with distributed ledger technologies", asking the government to change its directive from "Blockchain" to "Distributed Ledger" in order to include other technologies like "IOTA [that] offers some advantages over blockchain in terms of sustainability and resource conservation."
28.02.2019
The german federal parliament mentions IOTA in a "Report on Germany's research, innovation and technological performance 2019", noting that "Important organisations for this are the Web3 Foundation [...], the Energy Web Foundation [...] and the IOTA Foundation with blockchain technology for IoT applications."
01.09.2018
Dominik Schiener meets with Danyal Bayaz, german Minister of the federal parliament and representative for Startup innovation to discuss "Open Data", "eGovernment" and "Blockchain for public value".
21.02.2018
The german federal parliament mentions IOTA in a reply to a "minor inquiry" of members of parliament whether "different cryptocurrencies or tokens, such as Ether or IOTA, to be considered separately from each other, just as foreign currencies of different countries are considered separately from each other?"
31.01.2018
Members of parliament mention IOTA in a "minor inquiry" to the german federal government, stating "Are different cryptocurrencies or tokens, such as Ether or IOTA, to be considered separately from each other, just as foreign currencies of different countries are considered separately from each other?"
