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PARTIAL SANDBOX: NONE STATED
Art. 70 national competent authority
Source: Commission list · official
verified 2026-07-21
COMPETENT AUTHORITY

PTS proposed as coordinating MSA and SPOC; distributed sectoral model

The Swedish Government Official Report SOU 2025:101, published October 2025, proposes the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (Post- och telestyrelsen, PTS) as the main coordinating market-surveillance authority and single point of contact, within a distributed model of eleven market-surveillance authorities and two notifying authorities. IMY (the data protection authority) and Finansinspektionen are among the sectoral MSAs; IMY has argued in consultation that it should hold sole responsibility for prohibited practices under Art. 5. The enabling law is targeted to take effect by 2 August 2026 and is not yet enacted.

OFFICIAL SOURCE Commission AI Office ↗
Member States designate their notifying authority and market-surveillance authority under Article 70; the Commission publishes the consolidated single-point-of-contact list. Designation across the Union remains uneven — we track each state's status rather than presenting a uniform picture that does not exist.
AT A GLANCE
Status: PARTIAL
Sandbox: None stated
Code: SE
Last verified: 2026-07-21
FINE BANDS — ART. 99
Prohibited practices€35M / 7%
Most other breaches€15M / 3%
Misleading information€7.5M / 1%
Higher of the two; SMEs/SMCs pay the lower. Enforceable from Aug 2, 2026.
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