BILETA's Response to the EU Commission Public Consultation on the Implementing Regulation for Transparency Reporting under the Digital Services Act

Felipe Romero-Moreno, James GH Griffin

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Abstract

This submission presents the British and Irish Law Education Technology Association's (BILETA) response to the European Commission's Public Consultation on the Implementing Regulation for Transparency Reporting under the Digital Services Act (DSA). BILETA, as an organisation dedicated to the advancement of technology law and policy research and education, offers its insights on the proposed regulatory framework. This response focuses on the crucial aspects of transparency reporting, emphasizing the need for clarity, proportionality, and accessibility in the implementation of the DSA's transparency obligations. We address the potential impact on educational platforms and research institutions, advocating for a nuanced approach that balances regulatory compliance with the preservation of academic freedom and innovation. BILETA underscores the importance of fostering a transparent digital environment while ensuring that the regulatory burden does not impede the educational and research missions of relevant stakeholders. The submission provides detailed recommendations on the scope, granularity, and practical implementation of the transparency reporting requirements, aiming to contribute to a robust and effective regulatory framework that aligns with the core principles of the DSA.
Original languageEnglish
TypeBILETA's Response to the EU Commission Public Consultation on the Implementing Regulation for Transparency Reporting under the Digital Services Act
Number of pages2
Publication statusPublished - 24 Jan 2024

Keywords

  • Digital Services Act (DSA)
  • Transparency Reporting
  • Implementing Regulation
  • European Commission
  • Public Consultation
  • BILETA

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