Texts to 22 Oct 2026

Digital Omnibus legislative tracker

The tracker follows each provision the Digital Omnibus would change in 15 EU acts, through the Commission proposal (COM(2025) 837), six Council compromise texts and 2,632 Parliament amendments.

Texts

Commission Commission proposalCOM(2025) 837
CouncilCyprus Presidency Presidency compromise textST 9547/26
ParliamentJURI Draft opinion, Brando BenifeiJURI-PA-789142
ParliamentIMCO Draft opinion, Alex Agius SalibaIMCO-PA-789877
CouncilCyprus Presidency Presidency compromise textST 10426/26
CouncilCyprus Presidency Presidency compromise textST 10677/26
ParliamentITRE–LIBE Draft report, Aura Salla and Marina KaljurandCJ72-PR-786818
ParliamentJURI, IMCO and ITRE–LIBE Tabled amendments
CouncilIrish Presidency Presidency compromise textST 12535/26
CouncilIrish Presidency Presidency text submitted for a proposed negotiating mandateST 13886/26
Council Mandate for negotiations with the European ParliamentST 14756/26

Where the procedure stands

Latest text
Mandate for negotiations with the European Parliament, 22 October 2026 (ST 14756/26). What it changed
Procedure
2025/0360(COD) on EUR-Lex · COM(2025) 837 final Commission proposal, 19 November 2025

What changed on 22 October 2026

Data ActOmnibus Article 1
Articles Data Act 4 and Data Act 5
GDPROmnibus Article 3
Article GDPR 97
EUDPROmnibus Article 4
Article EUDPR 30a

Method and coverage

What the tracker covers
Acts
15 EU acts.

Thirteen can be read act by act:

  • Data Act
  • Single Digital Gateway Regulation
  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
  • EU institutions’ data protection regulation (EUDPR)
  • ePrivacy Directive
  • NIS2 Directive
  • eIDAS Regulation
  • Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
  • Critical Entities Resilience Directive (CER Directive)
  • Platform-to-Business Regulation (P2B Regulation)
  • Data Governance Act
  • Free Flow of Non-Personal Data Regulation
  • Open Data Directive

Two appear through Parliament amendments only:

  • Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act)
  • Cyber Resilience Act
Documents
22: one Commission proposal, six Council compromise texts, two Parliament draft opinions, one draft report and 12 documents of tabled amendments. Documents
Provisions
1,162 tracked provisions, on pages for 214 articles of the amended acts and for the Omnibus’s own 165 recitals, six articles, its annex i and its signature block.
Parliament amendments
2,632: 1,825 in ITRE–LIBE, 519 in IMCO and 288 in JURI, counting the rapporteurs’ amendments in the draft opinions and report.
Articles each text changes, by act
Act Articles tracked Changed by the Commission Changed on 22 Oct 2026 Parliament amendments
GDPR 62 15 1 900
ePrivacy Directive 10 2 0 22
AI Act 2 0 0 1
CER Directive 1 1 0 5
Cyber Resilience Act 3 0 0 3
Data Act 83 58 2 776
Data Governance Act 4 2 0 0
DORA 1 1 0 9
eIDAS Regulation 3 3 0 10
EUDPR 14 10 1 127
Free Flow of Non-Personal Data Regulation 2 2 0 0
NIS2 Directive 10 3 0 107
Open Data Directive 2 2 0 0
P2B Regulation 16 5 0 12
Single Digital Gateway Regulation 1 1 0 0
All 15 acts 214 105 4 1,972
How to read the tracker

Status marks

Each text against the law in force

Adds
Adds a provision the law in force lacks
Amends
Amends the law in force
Deletes
Deletes a provision of the law in force
Repeals
Repeals the act
No change
Leaves the law in force as it is
Not isolated
Amended within a wider passage
Not established
The source drops it, not yet reviewed
Dash
Neither the law in force nor the text has it, or no record in that text
Square
Changed from the text before

Each text against the text before it

Added
In this text, not in the text before
Changed
Wording changed
Rewritten
Under half the earlier wording survives
Replaced
A different mechanism takes its place
Deleted
Deletes a provision of the law in force
Repealed
Repeals the act
Dropped
Drops a provision the text before added
Back to law in force
Drops the text before’s change to the law in force
Unchanged
Same as the text before
Not isolated
Amended within a wider passage
Not compared
No earlier wording to compare
Not established
The source drops it, not yet reviewed
Dash
In neither text, or no record in that text

Renumbered provisions

A renumbered provision keeps one page and shows the number printed in each text, as for Article 41a:

Parliament amendments

Parliament amendments are proposals tabled by members of the committees working on the file: JURI and IMCO, which give opinions, and the joint ITRE–LIBE committee, which leads. Each appears under the provision it targets, marked by type:

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