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Article 36 — Changes to notifications

AUG 2, 2025
Chapter III · High-risk tier
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A notifying authority must report relevant changes to a notified body's status to the Commission and other Member States, applying the original notification procedures whenever the scope is extended. Where a body stops its activities, it gives at least a year's notice, and its certificates may stay valid for nine months only if another body takes over responsibility. If a body no longer meets the requirements, the authority restricts, suspends or withdraws the designation according to the seriousness.

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AT A GLANCE
Chapter: III — High-risk AI systems
Applies: Aug 2, 2025
Tier: High-risk tier
RELATED
Standards & conformity →Enforcement →
PENALTY EXPOSURE
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of worldwide turnover — see Art. 99 penalties framework.
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ELSEWHERE IN CHAPTER III — High-risk AI systems
Art. 6 Classification rules for high-risk AI systems Art. 7 Amendments to Annex III Art. 8 Compliance with the requirements Art. 9 Risk management system Art. 10 Data and data governance Art. 11 Technical documentation Art. 12 Record-keeping Art. 13 Transparency and provision of information to d