Article 22 imposes specific product-safety obligations on providers of online marketplaces. (1) register with the Safety Gate Portal; (2) Article 22(3) include in their terms and conditions the obligation for traders to comply with GPSR + provide accurate product-safety information; (3) Article 22(4) establish a single point of contact for product safety, communicating with market surveillance authorities; (4) Article 22(7) provide product-recall interface for users to identify whether they purchased a recalled product, and notify users of recalls / serious risks; (5) Article 22(8)-(10) DSA-style notice-and-takedown for content offering dangerous products (3-working-day turnaround for serious-risk products); (6) Article 22(11) random sampling capability for market surveillance; (7) Article 22(12) cooperate with the Article 31 joint activities. Article 22 interfaces with the DSA-Art.30 trader-traceability regime.
This control maps to 3 controls across 1 other frameworks. If you already hold one of them, the evidence you collected for it is the starting point here rather than new work.
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