Source: European Parliament
Question for written answer E-002045/2025
to the Commission
Rule 144
Catherine Griset (PfE), Aleksandar Nikolic (PfE), Mélanie Disdier (PfE), Julie Rechagneux (PfE), Fabrice Leggeri (PfE), Gilles Pennelle (PfE), Pascale Piera (PfE)
Following in the footsteps of their US counterparts, European digital businesses are asking the Commission to postpone the adoption of the Digital Fairness Act (DFA), so that the functioning of the current legislative framework can be evaluated first.
In their view, most of the practices that might be sanctioned by the DFA (AI chatbots, online influences, targeted advertising, etc.) are covered by the existing legislation.
Keen to regain greater competitiveness, those European digital businesses are calling for an ‘updated enforcement strategy’ for the current framework before any new legislation is adopted.
Will the Commission, recently won over by the benefits of simplification, take heed of this grievance?
Supporter[1]
Submitted: 21.5.2025
- [1] This question is supported by a Member other than the authors: Marie-Luce Brasier-Clain (PfE)