The market surveillance authority for all 27 Member States under the EU AI Act, with the notifying authority, the sandbox and the penalties regime for each — and whether the designation is in force or still a draft.

Tracker last reviewed:

Member StateMarket surveillance authority (Art. 74)Fields answered
Austria Not yet designated 2 / 4
Belgium Not yet designated 2 / 4
Bulgaria Not yet designated 2 / 4
Croatia Not yet designated 2 / 4
Cyprus Commissioner of Communications 2 / 4
Czechia Czech Telecommunication Office draft 3 / 4
Denmark Danish Agency for Digital Government 3 / 4
Estonia Not yet designated 2 / 4
Finland Traficom, coordinating a multi-authority model 3 / 4
France DGCCRF, coordinating a sectoral network draft 3 / 4
Germany Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) draft 4 / 4
Greece Not yet designated 3 / 4
Hungary Minister for Enterprise Development 3 / 4
Ireland Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, coordinating 15 designated bodies 3 / 4
Italy National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN) 3 / 4
Latvia Consumer Rights Protection Centre draft 3 / 4
Lithuania Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) 4 / 4
Luxembourg National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) draft 3 / 4
Malta Malta Digital Innovation Authority 2 / 4
Netherlands Data Protection Authority (AP) and State Inspectorate for Digital Infrastructure (RDI), coordinating draft 3 / 4
Poland Commission on Development and Safety of AI draft 3 / 4
Portugal National Communications Authority (ANACOM) draft 2 / 4
Romania National Authority for Administration and Regulation in Communications (ANCOM) draft 3 / 4
Slovakia Office for Digital Integrity 3 / 4
Slovenia Agency for Communication Networks and Services (AKOS) 3 / 4
Spain Spanish Artificial Intelligence Supervisory Agency (AESIA) 3 / 4
Sweden Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) draft 3 / 4

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A field appears only once it is backed by a citable source, and each country page names its sources and the date they were checked. Draft marks an authority named in a bill or a government scheme that has not completed its passage — the name is public and useful for planning, the instrument is not yet in force. A blank is unfinished research, not an assertion that nothing exists. Corrections are welcome at info@regulation-ai.eu.

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