Cullen International's Legislation Navigator displays the official text of the European Commission's proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA).
Now this tool also offers a direct view of the recitals related to each article. It allows easier browsing through the 416 recitals and 210 articles.
For background, recitals are not binding provisions. Recitals can explain the legislator's reasoning and the objectives behind the rules set out in the articles.
The Legislation Navigator also includes a "Compare" feature that makes comparisons of the proposed DNA with the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) that is currently in force.
The Cullen Legislation Navigator is an online tool to locate and review the most important EU legislative provisions in the Telecoms, Digital Economy, Audiovisual Media, Postal sector, Sustainability and Competition Law.
To discover the DNA module in the Legislation Navigator, please click on “Access the full content” if you are a client of our European Telecoms service - or on “Request Access” for a free demo of the Legislation Navigator and extended DNA coverage.
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