The official Journal of the European Union published a corrigendum to the MiCA Regulation today: L_202490275EN.000101.fmx.xml (europa.eu)
While most of the four corrections are of minor nature, mainly correcting typos or oversights (for those who do not want to search themselves, I listed the amendments below), one of them seems to actually add a new task for the European Commission. This whole new sentence had been added at the end of Article 92(2):
"Power is delegated to the Commission to supplement this Regulation by adopting the regulatory technical standards referred to in the first subparagraph of this paragraph in accordance with Articles 10 to 14 of Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010.’."
I wonder if that is permissible by way of a corrigendum - does anyone happen to know how far a corrigendum may correct the initially adopted regulation? This procedure seems to become ever more popular as it is also being used for the AI Act.
Other than that, the following amendments were noted:
- Reference in article Article 45(4) to Article 36(4) (instead of Article 36(6).
- Article 81(15), point (a): "knowledge and competence in accordance with paragraph 7" versus now outdated version reading "client’s knowledge and competence in accordance with paragraph 2"
- Article 111(1), third subparagraph: due date for Member States notifications now 30 June 2025 instead of 30 June 2024.