Article 99 Obligation de notification

Summary What does Article 99 of the MiCA regulation say?

This is a brief procedural article that sits within the enforcement and supervision title of the regulation.

It places an obligation on Member States to formally communicate to the Commission, EBA, and ESMA how they have transposed the requirements of this Title into their national legal systems, including any criminal law provisions they have enacted.

It also requires Member States to keep those three bodies informed of any changes made to those national measures after the initial notification.

Important points:

Member States are required to notify the Commission, EBA, and ESMA of their implementing laws, regulations, and administrative provisions, including relevant criminal law, by 30 June 2025.
Member States must also notify the Commission, EBA, and ESMA without undue delay of any subsequent amendments to those national measures.
The notification obligation covers the full scope of implementation under this Title, explicitly including criminal law provisions.

Springlex's summary of the article, a reading aid, not a substitute for the legal text.

Les États membres notifient à la Commission, à l’ABE et à l’AEMF les dispositions législatives, réglementaires et administratives qui mettent en œuvre le présent titre, y compris toute disposition de droit pénal pertinente, au plus tard le 30 juin 2025. Ils notifient sans retard injustifié à la Commission, à l’ABE et à l’AEMF toute modification ultérieure de ces dispositions.

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