e-Evidence Directive Article 6: Central authorities

1. In accordance with their legal systems, Member States shall designate one or more central authorities to ensure that this Directive is applied in a consistent and proportionate manner.

2. Member States shall inform the Commission of the central authority, or central authorities, they designate pursuant to paragraph 1. The Commission shall forward a list of designated central authorities to the Member States and make it publicly available.

3. Member States shall ensure that their central authorities coordinate and cooperate with each other and, where relevant, with the Commission, and that the central authorities provide any appropriate information and assistance to each other in order to apply this Directive in a consistent and proportionate manner. Such coordination, cooperation and provision of information and assistance shall cover, in particular, enforcement actions.

The e-Evidence package is two instruments and the representative duty is in this one, the Directive. Regulation (EU) 2023/1543, published beside it, is what creates the production and preservation orders a represented provider actually receives; it is a separate dataset in this library. The Directive is a Directive, so the binding obligations live in each Member State's transposing law and this is the text those laws implement.

Source text: EUR-Lex, Official Journal HTML (CELEX 32023L1544). The parser was validated against the anchor articles verified in REP-08.