2. An interoperability assessment shall, in an appropriate manner, identify and assess the following:
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the effects of the binding requirements on cross-border interoperability, using the European Interoperability Framework referred to in Article 6as a support tool;
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the stakeholders to which the binding requirements are relevant;
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the Interoperable Europe solutions referred to in Article 7 that support the implementation of the binding requirements.
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The Union entity or public sector body concerned shall publish, in a machine-readable format facilitating automated translation, a report presenting the outcome of the interoperability assessment, including the items listed in the Annex, on an official website. It shall share that report electronically with the Interoperable Europe Board established pursuant to Article 15 (the ‘Board’). The requirements laid down in this paragraph shall not restrict existing Member States’ rules on access to documents. The publication of that report shall not compromise intellectual property rights or trade secrets, public order or security.