The Spanish Securities Commission has updated its internal regulations, with the revised text published in the Official State Gazette, to incorporate recent regulatory and organizational changes. The main changes align the functions of its directorates general with new European frameworks including the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, the DLT Pilot Regime and the Digital Operational Resilience Act, covering cryptoassets, financial instruments represented through distributed ledger technology and digital operational resilience. The overhaul also reshapes parts of the organization. The Information Systems Department is renamed the Technology and Digital Innovation Department and its remit is expanded to strengthen digital capabilities, including artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. The Studies and Statistics Department becomes the Analysis, Financial Stability and Data Department, with new responsibility for defining and managing data governance policy. The rules on securities trading by CNMV staff are amended to include cryptoasset transactions, alongside other minor changes aimed at improving organizational efficiency.