Enforcing Digital Regulation in Times of Omnibus

Описание: Enforcing Digital Regulation in Times of Omnibus

As the European Union has positioned itself as a global standard-setter in digital governance, attention has been increasingly shifting from regulation to enforcement and its global implications. When viewed internally, the expansion of the European regulatory approach, as reflected in the GDPR, the DSA and the AI Act, has generated overlapping mandates and institutional friction in enforcing this regulatory framework, raising concerns about legal certainty and the rule of law. These challenges are particularly relevant in the context of current “omnibus” efforts to simplify digital regulation, which risk overlooking the urgency of effective and coordinated enforcement. This panel brings together diverse perspectives from academia, policy-making and civil society to examine how EU enforcement structures can adapt in a time when competing regulatory visions and shared democratic commitments shape the role of digital regulation.

Questions to be answered:
How can EU digital enforcement structures adapt to overlapping mandates and institutional friction while ensuring legal certainty and respect for the rule of law?
What risks do current “omnibus” simplification efforts pose to effective and coordinated enforcement of EU digital regulation?
Which constitutional principles should guide coordination among digital regulators in the EU’s evolving digital governance framework?
How does fragmented enforcement constrain the EU’s constitutional vision and global role in shaping digital regulation for the digital age?

Organised by Católica Global School of Law with Giovanni De Gregorio (moderator), Simona Demkova, Angelica Fernandez, Lubos Kuklis, Bianca-Ioana Marcu

More information: https://cpdp.be/123099