Prighter's Submissions to the EU Digital Omnibus and AI Omnibus Consultations
Insights from companies navigating Europe’s digital rulebook in practice
The European Commission has launched consultations on the Digital Omnibus and AI Omnibus proposals, initiatives intended to simplify the EU’s evolving digital regulatory framework while maintaining strong protections for individuals and markets.
At Prighter, we work closely with organisations navigating Europe’s evolving digital rulebook, including Privacy, AI governance, and Digital Governance. Drawing on our experience, we have prepared submissions to both consultations, to ensure that the full impact of the proposed changes is considered.
Our submissions provide practical insight into how digital regulation operates in practice and where targeted adjustments could improve clarity and implementation.
Why the Digital Omnibus Matters
Over the past decade, the European Union has introduced a broad set of laws governing the digital economy. These frameworks are designed to strengthen trust, accountability, and safety across digital markets.
However, as the digital regulatory landscape expands, many organisations are now managing multiple overlapping compliance obligations across different legal frameworks.
The Digital Omnibus proposals are intended to address this challenge by simplifying parts of the EU’s digital rulebook and reducing unnecessary administrative burdens for businesses operating across the Single Market.
For organisations operating across multiple Member States, simplification and regulatory clarity are essential. Any changes should help companies implement compliance programmes more efficiently while maintaining the core governance safeguards that underpin the EU’s digital framework.
Prighter’s Digital Omnibus and AI Omnibus Consultation Submissions
Prighter has a unique vantage point on the digital landscape, working with a broad range of organisations to ensure compliance with both digital and AI regulations. We have prepared submissions to outline our perspective on how the proposed changes may affect organisations in practice.
Our submissions highligh several themes around regulatory complexity, implementation challenges, and the need for clear guidance across the EU’s digital regulatory landscape.
The submissions we have prepared reflect our views on areas where targeted adjustments could improve the practical operability of the digital rulebook.
Key Themes in Our Digital and AI Omnibus Consultation Submissions
Legal certainty and predictable implementation
Companies require clear guidance and realistic timelines in order to plan and implement compliance programmes effectively.
Harmonisation across Member States
Differences in national implementation can significantly increase operational complexity for organisations operating across the EU. Greater harmonisation would support a more effective Digital Single Market.
Practical and proportionate compliance obligations
Simplification should focus on making regulatory requirements easier to implement in practice without weakening transparency or governance safeguards.
Read Our Consultation Submissions
Prighter has submitted two consultation responses to the European Commission covering the Digital Omnibus and AI Omnibus proposals.
The submissions provide feedback on the proposed amendments and outline recommendations intended to improve regulatory clarity, consistency, and practical implementation.
You can download both responses below:
As organisations prepare for the continued evolution of digital governance rules, clarity, consistency, and operational feasibility will remain critical. If you would like support in navigating this evolving landscape, book a free consultation with Prighter today.