CA-011MediumProviderPreventive
Mutual Recognition and Cross-Border Compliance
Providers placing high-risk AI systems on markets in multiple EU Member States must ensure that the conformity assessment is valid across all jurisdictions, liaising with the AI Office and relevant national authorities as necessary.
Articles:Article 43(1)Article 99
Evidence Examples
- Multi-jurisdiction compliance checklist
- AI Office correspondence
- Cross-border deployment record
Standards
Article 99 EU AI Act
Related controls
- CA-001Conformity Assessment Pathway SelectionArticle 43 requires providers to select the appropriate conformity assessment procedure for their high-risk AI system: internal control (Annex VI) under…
- CA-002Internal Control Assessment (Annex VI)For AI systems subject to internal control assessment, providers must verify and document that the system meets all applicable requirements of Articles…
- CA-003Third-Party Notified Body AssessmentThird-party assessment is the exception. It applies to Annex III point 1 biometric identification and categorisation systems under Article 43(1) where…
- CA-004CE Marking AffixationArticle 48 requires that providers affix the CE marking to high-risk AI systems that have successfully completed conformity assessment, certifying that…
- CA-005EU Declaration of ConformityArticle 47 requires providers to draw up an EU Declaration of Conformity for each high-risk AI system, declaring that it meets all applicable…
- CA-006Notified Body Selection and EngagementWhere third-party assessment is required, providers must select a notified body that is duly designated for the relevant Annex III category, verify its…
Related EU AI Act terms
- Conformity AssessmentThe process of verifying whether a high-risk AI system complies with the requirements set out in Chapter III Section 2 of the Regulation. Can be conducted through internal control (Annex VI) or with involvement of a notified body (Annex VII).
- Penalties and FinesAdministrative fines applicable under Article 99: up to €35 million or 7% of total worldwide annual turnover for violations of prohibited AI practices; up to €15 million or 3% for non-compliance with other obligations; up to €7.5 million or 1.5% for supplying incorrect information to authorities.
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