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What Acquis indexes today

Everything below is served verbatim from the current consolidated version, with the exact citation and an EUR-Lex deep link. A sweep of the official EUR-Lex/CELLAR catalog runs every day and picks up new consolidations, corrigenda and status changes — so this page describes the corpus as it is right now, not as it was at launch.

6,094 legal fragments indexed across 13 acts, each one content-hashed and signed at ingestion. This number is read live from the index as you load the page.

In the corpus now

ActCELEXTypeWhat you can ask about
AI Act32024R1689RegulationRisk classes, prohibited practices, high-risk obligations (Annex III), GPAI, transparency.
GDPR32016R0679RegulationLawful bases, data-subject rights, breach notification, transfers, fines.
Digital Services Act32022R2065RegulationIntermediary duties, notice-and-action, trader traceability, VLOP obligations.
Digital Markets Act32022R1925RegulationGatekeeper designation thresholds, do/don’t obligations, enforcement.
NIS232022L2555DirectiveScope of essential/important entities, risk measures, incident reporting deadlines.
Data Act32023R2854RegulationIoT data access, cloud switching, unfair contract terms, B2G access.
Cyber Resilience Act32024R2847RegulationProducts with digital elements, manufacturer duties, vulnerability reporting.
DORA32022R2554RegulationICT risk management, major incident reporting, third-party providers, testing.
eIDAS 232024R1183RegulationEuropean Digital Identity Wallet, trust services, acceptance duties.
Product Liability Directive32024L2853DirectiveLiability for defective products including software and AI systems.
Data Governance Act32022R0868RegulationRe-use of public-sector data, data intermediation, data altruism.
ePrivacy Directive32002L0058DirectiveConfidentiality of communications and the consent rule for cookies/tracking (Art 5(3)). The directive itself — national transpositions vary.
Copyright DSM Directive32019L0790DirectiveText-and-data-mining exceptions (Art 3–4, relevant to AI training), press-publisher and platform-liability rules.

Recitals and annexes are indexed as retrievable units too — the AI Act's Annex III list, for example. Superseded versions are never deleted: every provision keeps its validity window, so you can ask what an article said before an amendment.

On the way

EDPB guidelines next

GDPR without the EDPB is half an answer — the practitioner's question (“is this a transfer?”, “which basis applies here?”) is settled in the guidance, not the article. It will be labelled for what it is: interpretation, kept distinct from verbatim law.

Under consideration

The ePrivacy Directive (the actual home of cookie and tracking rules, via its national transpositions) and CJEU case law. Both change the shape of the product, not just the corpus — which is why they are candidates, not promises.

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Acquis returns official sources verbatim with citations; it is not legal advice. Texts © European Union, reuse permitted (Decision 2011/833/EU).