This article analyses Royal Decree 203/2021, an extensive norm that orders, systematizes, unifies, and details the legal regime for e-government, in general, with a fundamental nature for the whole of the Spanish state. This norm does not improve problems with regard to the obligation for an electronic relationship; it just offers some improvement to the process of correction. This will have to be interpreted according to the very positive turn that the Supreme Court has taken in 2021. Nor has the right of assistance improved, although the organisation of portals, electronic office (PAGe), official websites, and Citizen Folder option is welcome. In the area of identification and signature, the situation has also been ordered, but there is no innovation. The Enabled Electronic Address has been promoted as increasingly "unique", but the main obstacles and vulnerabilities generated by electronic notices remain unresolved. There has been progress concerning registers, certified true copies, record keeping, adherence to platforms, and communications between public administrations. Finally, though, the regulation concerning automated actions is the greatest proof that this norm is somewhat out of date and already creaking before the next radical digital transformation of the public sector comes along.
