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DMA_Institutions_and_Procedures.pdf    
TÍTULO/RESP.:

Procedures and institutions in the DMA [documento eletrónico] / Giorgio Monti

AUTOR(ES):

MONTI, Giorgio

PUBLICAÇÃO:

Brussels: CERRE, 2022

NOTAS:

"While the Digital Markets Act (DMA) negotiations attracted much media attention, the success of the DMA in creating contestability will crucially depend on its implementation, an issue that remains largely unexplored. Normally – with the exception of competition law – EU regulation is enforced at a national level, sometimes by mandating independent authorities that are tasked with the public enforcement of these rules and often relying just on private litigation. National authorities are complemented by EU-level networks that facilitate the sharing of information and identification of good practices as well as adopting soft laws that stimulate convergence. However, the DMA creates a one-stop shop for designated gatekeepers instead: gatekeepers have to turn to the Commission to share how they envisage compliance with the obligations, and the Commission has exclusive competence to enforce the rules. The DMA contains a second novelty too; it adopts a supervisory mechanism that keeps the gatekeepers’ compliance efforts under regular review. The extent to which this materialises depends on the way the Commission and gatekeepers implement the DMA."

TEMA:

Comunicações Eletrónicas

ASSUNTOS:

Comunicações eletrónicasEconomia digitalRegulaçãoMercado

CDU:

004

DATA PUB.:

2022

TipoReg:

Multimédia

LÍNGUA:

ENG

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