Benefits: - Civil society organizations often have a diverse range of stakeholders and can provide a broader perspective on the proposed digital competition law. - Including civil society organizations in the drafting process can increase transparency and public participation, leading to greater legitimacy and buy-in for the final product. - Civil society organizations can provide expertise and technical knowledge, helping to ensure that the digital competition law is comprehensive and effective. Drawbacks: - Including civil society organizations can slow down the process of drafting the digital competition law, as it may take longer to reach consensus among various stakeholders. - Civil society organizations may have their own agendas and may prioritize certain issues over others, potentially leading to conflicting interests. - Civil society organizations may not have the same level of legal expertise as government officials and may not fully understand the legal implications of certain provisions in the digital competition law.