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Agent layer

DSA

One agent per article. An operative tree is written by hand from the article's conditions. A structural tree follows the article's paragraphs verbatim.

CELEX 32022R2065 · Read 2026-08-18 · The act

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DSA carries 93 article agents, 0 of them with a hand written operative tree. Every agent has its own address, source line and hash.

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Showing 93 of 93 agents · Last read against source: 2026-08-18

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10Orders to provide informationstructuralExtended76
11Points of contact for Member States’ authorities, the Commission and the BoardstructuralExtended76
12Points of contact for recipients of the servicestructuralExtended76
13Legal representativesstructuralExtended76
14Terms and conditionsstructuralExtended76
15Transparency reporting obligations for providers of intermediary servicesstructuralExtended76
16Notice and action mechanismsstructuralExtended76
17Statement of reasonsstructuralExtended76
18Notification of suspicions of criminal offencesstructuralExtended76
19Exclusion for micro and small enterprisesstructuralExtended76
20Internal complaint-handling systemstructuralExtended76
21Out-of-court dispute settlementstructuralExtended76
22Trusted flaggersstructuralExtended76
23Measures and protection against misusestructuralExtended76
24Transparency reporting obligations for providers of online platformsstructuralExtended76
25Online interface design and organisationstructuralExtended76
26Advertising on online platformsstructuralExtended76
27Recommender system transparencystructuralExtended76
28Online protection of minorsstructuralExtended76
29Exclusion for micro and small enterprisesstructuralExtended76
30Traceability of tradersstructuralExtended76
31Compliance by designstructuralExtended76
32Right to informationstructuralExtended76
33Very large online platforms and very large online search enginesstructuralExtended76
34Risk assessmentstructuralExtended76
35Mitigation of risksstructuralExtended76
36Crisis response mechanismstructuralExtended76
37Independent auditstructuralExtended76
38Recommender systemsstructuralExtended76
39Additional online advertising transparencystructuralExtended76
40Data access and scrutinystructuralExtended76
41Compliance functionstructuralExtended76
42Transparency reporting obligationsstructuralExtended76
43Supervisory feestructuralExtended76
44StandardsstructuralExtended76
45Codes of conductstructuralExtended76
46Codes of conduct for online advertisingstructuralExtended76
47Codes of conduct for accessibilitystructuralExtended76
48Crisis protocolsstructuralExtended76
49Competent authorities and Digital Services CoordinatorsstructuralExtended76
5‘Caching’structuralExtended76
50Requirements for Digital Services CoordinatorsstructuralExtended76
51Powers of Digital Services CoordinatorsstructuralExtended76
52PenaltiesstructuralExtended76
53Right to lodge a complaintstructuralExtended76
54CompensationstructuralExtended76
55Activity reportsstructuralExtended76
56CompetencesstructuralExtended76
57Mutual assistancestructuralExtended76
58Cross-border cooperation among Digital Services CoordinatorsstructuralExtended76
59Referral to the CommissionstructuralExtended76
6HostingstructuralExtended76
60Joint investigationsstructuralExtended76
7Voluntary own-initiative investigations and legal compliancestructuralExtended76
8No general monitoring or active fact-finding obligationsstructuralExtended76
9Orders to act against illegal contentstructuralExtended76
1Subject matterstructuralOpen72
2ScopestructuralOpen72
3DefinitionsstructuralOpen72
4‘Mere conduit’structuralOpen72
61European Board for Digital ServicesstructuralOpen68
62Structure of the BoardstructuralOpen68
63Tasks of the BoardstructuralOpen68
64Development of expertise and capabilitiesstructuralOpen68
65Enforcement of obligations of providers of very large online platforms and of very large online search enginesstructuralOpen68
66Initiation of proceedings by the Commission and cooperation in investigationstructuralOpen68
67Requests for informationstructuralOpen68
68Power to take interviews and statementsstructuralOpen68
69Power to conduct inspectionsstructuralOpen68
70Interim measuresstructuralOpen68
71CommitmentsstructuralOpen68
72Monitoring actionsstructuralOpen68
73Non-compliancestructuralOpen68
74FinesstructuralOpen68
75Enhanced supervision of remedies to address infringements of obligations laid down in Section 5 of Chapter IIIstructuralOpen68
76Periodic penalty paymentsstructuralOpen68
77Limitation period for the imposition of penaltiesstructuralOpen68
78Limitation period for the enforcement of penaltiesstructuralOpen68
79Right to be heard and access to the filestructuralOpen68
80Publication of decisionsstructuralOpen68
81Review by the Court of Justice of the European UnionstructuralOpen68
82Requests for access restrictions and cooperation with national courtsstructuralOpen68
83Implementing acts relating to Commission interventionstructuralOpen68
84Professional secrecystructuralOpen68
85Information sharing systemstructuralOpen68
86RepresentationstructuralOpen68
87Exercise of the delegationstructuralOpen68
88Committee procedurestructuralOpen68
89Amendments to Directive 2000/31/ECstructuralOpen68
90Amendment to Directive (EU) 2020/1828structuralOpen68
91ReviewstructuralOpen68
92Anticipated application to providers of very large online platforms and of very large online search enginesstructuralOpen68
93Entry into force and applicationstructuralOpen68