Hungary
Status
The implementing legislation (Act CIV of 2023 on certain rules for online intermediary services) was enacted in December 2023 and entered into force on 17 February 2024.
So far, the DSC has issued three enforcement decrees:
- NMHH Decree no. 4/2024. (III. 21.) detailing the rules for put-of-dispute settlement bodies under the DSA. See the decree in Hungarian here.
- NMHH Decree no. 6/2024. (VII. 7.) on supervisory fees for online platforms, see the decree in Hungarian here.
- NMHH Decree no. 7/2024. (VII. 31.) on the rules for trusted flaggers, see the decree in Hungarian here.
Document reflecting Hungary's status can be found here.
What entity has been or will be appointed the Digital Services Coordinator (DSC) for the purposes of the Digital Services Act?
Name (in national language):
Nemzeti Média és Hírközlési Hatóság
Name (in English):
National Media and Infocommunications Authority
Website of Digital Services Coordinator
National law dealing with the appointment of the DSC
National law dealing with the powers of the DSC
What entities have been appointed as trusted flaggers in this jurisdiction?
Have any trusted flaggers been appointed?
Yes
What are the names of the trusted flaggers that have been appointed?
Internet Hotline
| Name of trusted flagger | Area of Focus of trusted flagger | Date of Appointment | Website of trusted flagger | Link to latest Article 22 Report of trusted flagger |
| Internet Hotline |
|
2024 | https://nmhh.hu/internethotline/ | Internet Hotline Annual Report 2023 |
Out-of-court dispute settlement bodies
Have any out-of-court dispute settlement bodies been appointed in this jurisdiction?
Yes
What are the names of the out-of-court dispute settlement bodies that have been appointed?
Online Platform Dispute Resolution Board
Further information about these out-of-court dispute settlement bodies
Name of out-of-court dispute settlement body
Online Platform Dispute Resolution Board
Date of Appointment
2024
Website of out-of-court dispute settlement body
https://opvt.hu
