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Poland risks legal action for failing to appoint digital regulator

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 18, 2025
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The topic at hand concerns the ongoing legal developments in Poland regarding a national watchdog to address implementation challenges of the European Commission’s online platform rules under the Digital Services Act (DSA). As yet, Poland has not designated such a regulator, despite the European Commission stating it had examined the necessary steps to proceed. The deadline for responding to the executive’s proposed response was today, but after two months, the deadline has expired. The EU’s 12th session emphasized the risk of Poland being recruited to the EU judiciary for not having a designated digital platform regulator, underscoring the urgency of addressing this issue.

The digital regulation under theDSA aims to combat illegal content online, necessitating a national regulator’s oversight. This legislation requires EU member states to appoint a national Digital Services Coordinator (DSC) by 17 February last year in charge of overseeing the new regulations. Only one such national regulator will be appointed across the European Union, and Poland has yet to receive such a designation, citing ongoing challenges in implementing the DSA. Poland has started drafting provisions for ITSIL and(tvSIL, exploring options under thevenient Submission of Views framework, but issues such as penalties and anti-spoofing measures remain uncertain.

In response, Belgium has received an official designation to appoint its telecommunications regulator as DSA coordinator. However, the process was eggs-in, eggs-out as the country lacked the necessary federal governance structure to authorship. The central bank prudent, due diligence, and public service sectors cannot yet officially recognize the DSA coordinator. Poland has yet to receive official designations, reports official statistics, despite similar timelines in Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands. Their focus has been on consultations and policy designations, with the EU cautioning that without immediate action, Poland may be assessed forrea failing to secure adequateertainment of the digital regulation.

The EU’s reasoning for-Compatible referencing of countries to the Court of Justice of the EU if no satisfactory response is received highlights the importance of quick action. Poland’s progress toward appointment has been limited, with consultation rounds involving severalreadOnly countries. The DSAs of Spain and the Netherlands reported that they have completed discussions but are still under pressuring regarding penalty regulations. Overall, Poland is working on digitization efforts, collaborating with stakeholders, and restructuring inclusive partnerships to move forward. The situation remains complex, with stakeholders vying for resources and recognition.

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