The integration of european business law 1. Improving access to digital goods and services In order to achieve this objective, there are plans to launch the following initiatives by 2016: revision of the Satellite and Cable Directive (Directive 93/83/EEC); re-examination of the regulation on cooperation to enhance the enforcement of consumer protection laws (Regulation 2006/2004); drafting of legislative proposals with the aim of reducing the administrative charges borne by businesses that derive from different VAT regimes; and finally, the adoption of measures relating to parcel delivery. As announced in its Work Programme for 2015, on 9 December 2015 the Commission also adopted two Proposals for Directives: one relating to certain aspects concerning contracts for the supply of digital content (COM(2015) 634 final) and one relating to certain aspects concerning contracts for the online and other distance sales of goods (COM(2015) 635 final). Along with the proposed regulation on the cross-border portability of online content services, these proposals are the first new legislative initiatives adopted under the strategy for a single digital market. 2. Fostering an environment that favours the development of digital networks and services In order to achieve this objective, the framework of the infrastructures will have to be adapted in order to facilitate telecommunications and thereby allow online commerce to develop. To this end, the Telecoms Package must be re-examined, as must the texts that govern copyright and the services of the information society. There are also plans to adapt the regulatory framework that applies to personal data and the protection of privacy. a) Adaptation of the regulatory framework that applies to copyright The revision of the regulatory framework that applies to copyright excites much passionate debate. Directive 2001/29, has still not been amended. Nevertheless, the European Parliament issued a resolution 290