FiCom welcomes the Commissions aim to simplify EU digital regulation. Clear and predictable rules are essential, but simplification must be practical: it should genuinely reduce administrative burden, remove overlaps and avoid shifting uncertainty from one instrument to another. The final outcome must support effective implementation for organisations of all sizes.
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FiCom ry
Industry association · Finland · EU Transparency Register 29762326480-22
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FiCom ry filed 6 positions between 22 Nov 2017 and 12 Mar 2026, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
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What they argued
FiCom welcomes the Commissions effort to address practical implementation challenges of the AI Act. The adjustments are useful, but they must not introduce new uncertainty or leave companies unsure which obligations apply. The framework must remain predictable, technically workable and proportionate for organisations of all sizes.
The EU has finally taken the right direction: digital regulation is being simplified through omnibus initiatives. This is essential. For example, the current regulatory framework for telecommunications has become far too complex compared to the pace of technological development. Legislation must keep up with the times and promote Europes competitiveness, not hinder it.
FiCom's comments are in the attached statement. However, here are FiCom's main messages: FiCom emphasizes the importance of simplifying, harmonizing, and ensuring fairness in regulation. The current regulatory framework is complex and does not adequately respond to market and technological changes. FiCom supports reducing reporting obligations and eliminating unnecessary administrative burdens.
Please see the attached file for all comments. Some key points: The white paper provides a fairly good overview of the communication markets and their associated challenges at the EU level. FiCom supports simplification, harmonization, and fairness in regulation.
Finnish Federation for Communications and Teleinformatics, FiCom is a co-operation organisation for the ICT industry in Finland. FiCom's members are companies and other entities that operate in the communications and teleinformatics sector in Finland. FiCom makes the following submission on assessment on regulation of the platforms.
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