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An EPRS briefing on the initiative, its policy context and institutional debate. It identifies the DFA as a Commission initiative in preparation. A research briefing is not Parliament’s legislative position.
The Commission’s consumer-policy framework to 2030. It places digital fairness and online consumer protection within the wider consumer agenda. This communication is policy background, not the DFA legislative proposal.
Official notice of the public consultation and call for evidence. The consultation ran from 17 July to 24 October 2025. It sought views to inform the initiative; it did not publish legislative provisions.
The Commission’s evaluation of three core consumer-law directives in the digital environment. This is the evidence base for the DFA initiative, rather than a proposal for new legislation.
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