Praxikon

National guidance

Public consultation on the Dutch AI Regulation Implementation Act (Uitvoeringswet AI-verordening)

ConsultationMinistry of Justice and Security / Government of the Netherlands (through internetconsultatie.nl)20 Apr 2026

The Dutch legislative proposal that makes the AI Act implementable and enforceable nationally. The consultation ran from 20 April to 1 June 2026 and is closed. The proposal designates ten market supervisory authorities: the Personal Data Authority, the Digital Infrastructure Inspectorate, the Transport and Infrastructure Inspectorate, the Inspectorate for the Judiciary, the Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, the Dutch Labour Inspectorate, the Financial Markets Authority, the Dutch Central Bank, the Advocate General at the Supreme Court and the chair of the Administrative Law Division of the Council of State. Additionally, it provides for powers, cooperation between these authorities and the establishment of an AI testing environment. Annexes include the legislative proposal, draft explanatory memorandum, visual representation of the supervisory system, policy compass and impact assessment.

What this means for you

This determines which Dutch supervisor will address an organisation on the AI Act, depending on the type of AI system and sector.