# Mexico Supreme Court Rules Llave MX Regulation is Federal Exclusive

The Mexican Supreme Court ruled that the federal government exclusively regulates the national digital ID, Llave MX.

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The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) determined on an unspecified date that the regulation and administration of the Llave MX digital ID correspond exclusively to the federal government of Mexico. [^1]

The SCJN invalidated provisions in the Digital Transformation Law of the State of Morelos that attributed to the local Digital Transformation Agency the powers to enable, administer, and issue guidelines for the operation of the Citizen Digital File. [^2]

The SCJN Pleno explained that the Llave MX is part of national policy in telecommunications, administrative simplification, and digitalization of procedures. [^3]

The court invalidated Article 77 of the Digital Transformation Law of the State of Morelos (LTDEM), which stated that the local Digital Transformation Agency would be in charge of enabling and administering the Llave MX in the state of Morelos. [^4]

The SCJN recognized the validity of Article 17, fraction XXV, which authorizes the State of Morelos Digital Transformation Agency to propose connectivity strategies in public spaces. [^5]

## What this stands on

1. The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) determined on an unspecified date that the regulation and administration of the Llave MX digital ID correspond exclusively to the federal government of Mexico. (24 Horas, News)
2. The SCJN invalidated provisions in the Digital Transformation Law of the State of Morelos that attributed to the local Digital Transformation Agency the powers to enable, administer, and issue guidelines for the operation of the Citizen Digital File. (24 Horas, News)
3. The SCJN Pleno explained that the Llave MX is part of national policy in telecommunications, administrative simplification, and digitalization of procedures. (24 Horas, News)
4. The court invalidated Article 77 of the Digital Transformation Law of the State of Morelos (LTDEM), which stated that the local Digital Transformation Agency would be in charge of enabling and administering the Llave MX in the state of Morelos. (El Universal, News)
5. The SCJN recognized the validity of Article 17, fraction XXV, which authorizes the State of Morelos Digital Transformation Agency to propose connectivity strategies in public spaces. (24 Horas, News)

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