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Digital Services Act (DSA)

Table of Contents

Chapter I — GENERAL PROVISIONS

Art. 1 — Subject matter Art. 2 — Scope Art. 3 — Definitions

Chapter II — LIABILITY OF PROVIDERS OF INTERMEDIARY SERVICES

Art. 4 — ‘Mere conduit’Art. 5 — ‘Caching’Art. 6 — Hosting Art. 7 — Voluntary own-initiative investigations and legal compliance Art. 8 — No general monitoring or active fact-finding obligations Art. 9 — Orders to act against illegal content Art. 10 — Orders to provide information

Chapter III — DUE DILIGENCE OBLIGATIONS FOR A TRANSPARENT AND SAFE ONLINE ENVIRONMENT

Art. 11 — Points of contact for Member States’ authorities, the Commission and the Board Art. 12 — Points of contact for recipients of the service Art. 13 — Legal representatives Art. 14 — Terms and conditions Art. 15 — Transparency reporting obligations for providers of intermediary services Art. 16 — Notice and action mechanisms Art. 17 — Statement of reasons Art. 18 — Notification of suspicions of criminal offences Art. 19 — Exclusion for micro and small enterprises Art. 20 — Internal complaint-handling system Art. 21 — Out-of-court dispute settlement Art. 22 — Trusted flaggers Art. 23 — Measures and protection against misuse Art. 24 — Transparency reporting obligations for providers of online platforms Art. 25 — Online interface design and organisation Art. 26 — Advertising on online platforms Art. 27 — Recommender system transparency Art. 28 — Online protection of minors Art. 29 — Exclusion for micro and small enterprises Art. 30 — Traceability of traders Art. 31 — Compliance by design Art. 32 — Right to information Art. 33 — Very large online platforms and very large online search engines Art. 34 — Risk assessment Art. 35 — Mitigation of risks Art. 36 — Crisis response mechanism Art. 37 — Independent audit Art. 38 — Recommender systems Art. 39 — Additional online advertising transparency Art. 40 — Data access and scrutiny Art. 41 — Compliance function Art. 42 — Transparency reporting obligations Art. 43 — Supervisory fee Art. 44 — Standards Art. 45 — Codes of conduct Art. 46 — Codes of conduct for online advertising Art. 47 — Codes of conduct for accessibility Art. 48 — Crisis protocols

Chapter IV — IMPLEMENTATION, COOPERATION, PENALTIES AND ENFORCEMENT

Art. 49 — Competent authorities and Digital Services Coordinators Art. 50 — Requirements for Digital Services Coordinators Art. 51 — Powers of Digital Services Coordinators Art. 52 — Penalties Art. 53 — Right to lodge a complaint Art. 54 — Compensation Art. 55 — Activity reports Art. 56 — Competences Art. 57 — Mutual assistance Art. 58 — Cross-border cooperation among Digital Services Coordinators Art. 59 — Referral to the Commission Art. 60 — Joint investigations Art. 61 — European Board for Digital Services Art. 62 — Structure of the Board Art. 63 — Tasks of the Board Art. 64 — Development of expertise and capabilities Art. 65 — Enforcement of obligations of providers of very large online platforms and of very large online search engines Art. 66 — Initiation of proceedings by the Commission and cooperation in investigation Art. 67 — Requests for information Art. 68 — Power to take interviews and statements Art. 69 — Power to conduct inspections Art. 70 — Interim measures Art. 71 — Commitments Art. 72 — Monitoring actions Art. 73 — Non-compliance Art. 74 — Fines Art. 75 — Enhanced supervision of remedies to address infringements of obligations laid down in Section 5 of Chapter III Art. 76 — Periodic penalty payments Art. 77 — Limitation period for the imposition of penalties Art. 78 — Limitation period for the enforcement of penalties Art. 79 — Right to be heard and access to the file Art. 80 — Publication of decisions Art. 81 — Review by the Court of Justice of the European Union Art. 82 — Requests for access restrictions and cooperation with national courts Art. 83 — Implementing acts relating to Commission intervention Art. 84 — Professional secrecy Art. 85 — Information sharing system Art. 86 — Representation Art. 87 — Exercise of the delegation Art. 88 — Committee procedure

Chapter V — FINAL PROVISIONS

Art. 89 — Amendments to Directive 2000/31/EC Art. 90 — Amendment to Directive (EU) 2020/1828 Art. 91 — Review Art. 92 — Anticipated application to providers of very large online platforms and of very large online search engines Art. 93 — Entry into force and application

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