Use the timeline to anchor delivery work before product-group dates compress the program.
The framework dates are already enough to sequence scope, DPP, supplier, registry, and unsold-products work.
Structured answer sets in this page tree.
Cited legal and guidance references.
ESPR is a framework regulation, but the timeline is not empty. You already know when the law entered into force, when the first working plan was adopted, when the first delegated act is legally allowed to enter into force, when the DPP registry must exist, when the first unsold-products prohibition starts, and when the disclosure-format rule begins to apply. That is enough to build a real program timeline now.
These are the dates every ESPR program should carry in its core calendar.
They give you the minimum sequence for capability building.
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The value of a milestone comes from the work it triggers. Make that trigger explicit.
This avoids passive date tracking.
If the product family overlaps a priority group, the next work should be architecture and supplier work, not more abstract horizon scanning.
Those streams create the longest delays.