DMA Implementing Regulation
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Table of Contents
Chapter I – Scope
Chapter II – Notifications, requests and other submissions
Chapter III – Opening of proceedings
Chapter IV – Right to be heard and access to the file
Chapter V – Time limits
Chapter VI – General and final provisions
Recitals (6)
Annexes
Recital 2
(2) In order to ensure a fair and efficient procedure as well as the effective and full enforcement of Digital Markets Act and to provide legal certainty for all natural and legal persons concerned, it is important to lay down among others the framework for the provision of documents under Digital Markets Act. In particular, it is necessary to set out rules as regards the format and maximum length of documents, the use of languages and the procedure for the transmission and receipt of documents. Furthermore, it is necessary to set out rules on the information to be included by undertakings providing core platform services in notifications submitted pursuant to Article 3(3), first subparagraph, or submissions of information following a Commission request referred to in Article 3(3), second subparagraph, of Digital Markets Act. In the process of preparing a notification pursuant to Article 3(3) of Digital Markets Act and Article 2 of this Regulation and within a reasonable timeframe before this notification, an undertaking providing core platform services should be able to engage in pre-notification contacts with the Commission in view of ensuring an effective notification procedure pursuant to Article 3(3) of Digital Markets Act. In carrying out its tasks under Digital Markets Act, the Commission will mainly have to rely on the information provided by the undertakings concerned. Therefore, it is particularly important that the information is correct, complete and not misleading and is provided within the time limits, where applicable.