The application of EU law is based on different public enforcement ;To date, EU laws governing the digital sector were mostly enforced with the country-of-origin model, however the recent European Commission proposals for a Digital Services Act (DSA) and for a Digital Markets Act (DMA) favour a centralised model. Moreover, the same digital service may be covered by different legal instruments which have different enforcement models as well as coordination.
Join us on 17 January 2022 to discuss CERRE’s latest report “Improving EU Institutional Design to Better Supervise Digital Platforms”. Co-authors Alexandre de Streel (CERRE Academic Director) and Giorgio Monti (CERRE Research Fellow) examine the pros and cons and the effectiveness of each enforcement model in order to determine which model is best adapted to specific circumstances.
CERRE Director General Bruno Liebhaberg will moderate a panel discussion considering the role of national agencies and EU-level coordination with representatives from industry, regulatory bodies, and the European Commission.
This webinar is free and open to all but registration is required. Registrants will be able to watch the webinar back after the event.
17 Jan 2022 @ 12:30 pm
17 Jan 2022 @ 02:30 pm
Duration: 2 hours
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