EU-AIA-112-13 Reporting 112 — Evaluation and review

2031 enforcement assessment report

Description

By 2 August 2031, the Commission must carry out an assessment of the enforcement of the Regulation and report to the European Parliament, Council and European Economic and Social Committee, taking into account the first years of application, accompanied where appropriate by amendment proposals regarding enforcement structure and need for a Union agency.

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Related Obligations

EU-AIA-112-01 Reporting

Annual assessment of Annex III and prohibited practices list

EU-AIA-112-02 Reporting

Four-yearly evaluation on Annex III, Article 50 transparency list, and supervision governance

EU-AIA-112-03 Reporting

Periodic overall review and report on Regulation enforcement structure

EU-AIA-112-04 Reporting

Specific attention items in four-yearly reports

EU-AIA-112-05 Reporting

Evaluation of AI Office functioning and powers

EU-AIA-112-06 Reporting

Report on energy-efficient GPAI standardisation progress

EU-AIA-112-07 Reporting

Evaluation of voluntary codes of conduct effectiveness

EU-AIA-112-08 Reporting

Obligation of Board, Member States and national authorities to provide information to the Commission

EU-AIA-112-09 Requirement

Commission must consider stakeholder positions in evaluations

EU-AIA-112-10 Reporting

Commission duty to propose amendments where necessary

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