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Data Governance Act · CELEX 32022R0868

Article 13

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Data Governance Act, Article 13(1) — Competent authorities for data intermediation services
Each Member State shall designate one or more competent authorities to carry out the tasks related to the notification procedure for data intermediation services and shall notify the Commission of the identity of those competent authorities by 24 September 2023 . Each Member State shall also notify the Commission of any subsequent change to the identity of those competent authorities.
Data Governance Act, Article 13(2) — Competent authorities for data intermediation services
The competent authorities for data intermediation services shall comply with the requirements set out in Article 26.
Data Governance Act, Article 13(3) — Competent authorities for data intermediation services
The powers of the competent authorities for data intermediation services are without prejudice to the powers of the data protection authorities, national competition authorities, authorities in charge of cybersecurity and other relevant sectoral authorities. In accordance with their respective competences under Union and national law, those authorities shall establish strong cooperation and exchange information as is necessary for the exercise of their tasks in relation to data intermediation services providers, and shall aim to achieve consistency in the decisions taken in applying this Regulation.
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