What Belgium has done nationally under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744: the accompanying law, which bodies it has designated as market surveillance authority, single point of contact and notifying authority, its Article 99 penalty regime, whether an Article 57 regulatory sandbox exists (the deadline is 2 August 2027), and any national guidance that reaches courts, law firms or legal-AI deployers. Each row is dated and sourced to the gazette, parliament or authority; titles in the original language are quoted, English titles marked where translated by us.
Overview of Belgian authorities for the protection of fundamental rightstranslated
Overzicht van de Belgische autoriteiten voor de bescherming van de grondrechten
Authority: Multiple federal, Brussels, Flemish, German-speaking, French Community and Walloon authorities — fundamental-rights authority
The Belgian Article 77 PDF lists public bodies with fundamental-rights supervision or enforcement powers, including federal inspection, labour, cyber, police oversight, prison oversight, ombuds and human-rights bodies plus federated authorities.
“"Overzicht van de Belgische autoriteiten voor de bescherming van de grondrechten"”
Position on the Digital Omnibus
Position on the Digital Omnibus · 2026-09-03 · adopted
Digital Omnibus on AItranslated
Digitale Omnibus inzake AI
Authority: FPS Economy
FPS Economy explicitly notes that AI Act implementation has been adjusted by the Digital Omnibus on AI, mainly by changing application deadlines while leaving the AI Act’s basic rules intact.
“"De implementatie van de AI Act werd inmiddels bijgestuurd"”
Authorities in the EU dataset
Not designated in Commission list— single-point-of-contact (not yet designated)source
Belgium and the AI Act
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