Lithuanian Law Amendments Designating National Competent Authorities under the AI Act
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In force.
An AI governance rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What it requires
- Expect the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) to act as Lithuania's market-surveillance authority and single point of contact, and the Innovation Agency to act as the national notifying authority, for your compliance with the EU AI Act in Lithuania.
- Consider using the Innovation Agency's AI regulatory sandbox for compliance guidance before deploying a high-risk AI system in Lithuania.
Who enforces it
Enforcement body
Communications Regulatory Authority (Rysiu reguliavimo tarnyba, RRT), Lithuania's market-surveillance authority and single point of contact under the EU AI Act; the Innovation Agency (Inovaciju agentura) is the national notifying authority.
What this law does
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The Seimas adopted these amendments to the Law on Technology and Innovation and the Law on Information Society Services on 14 January 2025. Per the Ministry of Economy and Innovation's own account, the amendments designate the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) as market-surveillance authority and single point of contact for the EU AI Act. The same amendments designate the Innovation Agency as the notifying authority.
The Innovation Agency also operates an AI regulatory sandbox where companies will receive expert advice on the compliance of their solutions with the AI Act and other relevant regulations. The Ministry's own account states only this adoption date, not a separate commencement date.
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