Regulatory radar
What falls due, when, and what has to be ready. Checked against the official text.
How it works
- What it is
- A calendar of the deadlines in technology rules that affect companies, one page per rule. Each row says what starts to apply, on which date and to whom.
- Where the dates come from
- Only from the official published text, such as the Official Journal of the European Union (EUR-Lex), and from the pages of the body that enforces the rule. Law firm summaries and news reports are never used as a source for a date. Each page lists its sources at the bottom.
- How to read it
- Met: the obligation already applies. Next: the deadline closest to today, with a countdown in months. Ahead: the deadlines after that. Deferred from: when an amendment moves a deadline, the old date is shown next to the new one, for anyone who planned against the earlier calendar.
- Updates
- The next-deadline marker moves forward on its own when a date passes. The dates themselves only change when a person checks the official text again, and the date of that check is shown on each page.
- What it is not
- It is not legal advice. It is meant for planning, and for knowing what to ask your legal team.