Civic intelligence prototype
An experiment in explaining, tracking and discussing real legislation. It is not an official parliamentary service, and nothing on it is a vote, a poll or legal advice. Records were verified on 2026-09-23; always check the official page for each law before relying on it.
European Parliament and Council — in force, application deferred to 2029
CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY DUE DILIGENCE DIRECTIVE (DIRECTIVE (EU) 2024/1760), AS AMENDED BY THE OMNIBUS I PACKAGE
It decides whether supply-chain human rights duties are legally enforceable in Europe, and the Omnibus changes cut both the number of companies covered and the date it starts.
Records of contact, donations, employment, or public advocacy do not by themselves prove improper influence or wrongdoing.
European Commission (DG JUST / DG GROW)
Declared meetingProposer of the Directive and of Omnibus I
Commissioner and senior official meetings with registered organisations are published on the Transparency Register.
EU Transparency RegisterBusinessEurope and national business federations
Registered EU interest representativeEmployer and business representative bodies
Publicly argued for narrower scope and later application, positions reflected in the Omnibus I outcome.
EU Transparency RegisterEuropean Coalition for Corporate Justice and NGO coalitions
Consultation submissionHuman rights and environmental organisations
Submitted responses opposing the raising of thresholds and the deferral of application.
Have your say — European Commission consultationsEuropean Trade Union Confederation
Consultation submissionTrade union body
Published positions on worker protections and access to remedy during both the original process and Omnibus I.
Have your say — European Commission consultationsMember state governments in Council
Declared meetingNational governments
Council press releases record the positions and final sign-off on the simplification package.
Council of the EU press release, 24 February 2026
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- Representatives — declared interests of individual members, from the official registers.
- Lobbying organisations — companies, unions and associations on the public record.
- Bill connections — declared money matched to bills currently up for a vote.