On 9/5/2026 12:18 PM, Daniel
Thompson-Yvetot via open-regulatory-compliance wrote:
Transposition refers to the process by which a
directive is made applicable to national law. This is because
product liability has been treated uniquely in different
sovereign European nations.
PLD: Product Liability Directive
So by saying that some countries are looking at expanding the
"attention" they are giving to open source...can you clarify
please what is meant by 'attention'?
On 9/5/2026 4:26 AM, Daniel Thompson-Yvetot via
open-regulatory-compliance wrote:
My understanding here: a steward is not
obliged to engage in any reporting activities under
the CRA until it is fully in application (currently
expected in December 2027).
I will point out, that some countries
(the nordics) are already looking at expanding the
“attention” they are giving to open source via other
legislation and potentially via transposition of the
PLD (which will enter national jurisprudence starting
December 2026).
Would you please explain 'transposition of the PLD'?
On Sat, Sep 5, 2026, at 00:19, Scott Lewis
via open-regulatory-compliance wrote:
Could you please point to where 'under
certain circumstances' is defined/detailed?
And is there any online version of the CRA
text?...so that the relevant Articles could
be pointed to?
Thx.
On 9/4/2026 1:00 PM, Juan Rico via
open-regulatory-compliance wrote:
Dear ORC community, and especially to
those planning to act as stewards!
The European Commission
has updated the EC
CRA FAQ today bringing clarity to
a topic that has been largely
discussed.
The new FAQ entry published today
5.5 says:
"5.5 Are open-source software
stewards subject to reporting
obligations under the CRA? Article 24(3) of the CRA
establishes that reporting obligations
laid down in Article 14, paragraphs
(1), (3) and (8), apply to open-source
software stewards under certain
circumstances.
In accordance with Article 71(2)
of the CRA, Article 24(3) shall
apply from 11 December 2027."