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Industry association · Netherlands
Consumer organization · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2008
Digital Markets Act · Common rules promoting the repair of goods
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BEUC - The European Consumer Organisation · filed 30 Jun 2020 · source
BEUC supports the introduction of ex-ante regulation for large online platforms with significant network effects acting as gatekeepers. Regarding the options provided by the Commission in the Roadmap, the chosen option must ensure strong, effective, timely and consistent rules and enforcement in the EU digital single market.
BEUC - The European Consumer Organisation · filed 16 Apr 2021 · source
BEUC strongly welcomes the proposed Digital Markets Act. It is a good starting point to adopt an essential new law to tackle problems in digital markets. In particular, BEUC welcomes the fact that this proposal is a Regulation with a swift entry into application; contains self-executing obligations and prohibitions; and will be enforced at EU level.
EMISA · filed 3 May 2021 · source
EMISA welcomes and supports the objective of the DMA for fair and contestable digital markets. Most important is that the scope of the proposal becomes as broad as this objective and focuses on gatekeepers that can foreclose and distort competition from their direct competitors on the platform.
EMISA · filed 25 May 2023 · source
In order to help build a circular economy and more sustainable consumption, EMISA wishes to highlight the importance of industrial sectors and the effects of the ongoing process of digitalisation in the context of repair and reuse of goods.
BEUC - The European Consumer Organisation · filed 25 May 2023 · source
BEUC welcomes the proposal for a Directive on common rules promoting the repair of goods (COM(2023)155). However, in our view the proposed measures will be insufficient to ensure that a proper right to repair is introduced for the European consumers. Several improvements are still needed (for additional details please see the attached document).
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