Examples of using Consumer legislation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Reassuring the Member States that consumers will be protected by equally effective public authorities when shopping cross-border will make inclusion of maximum harmonisation in a directive on unfair commercial practices and future consumer legislation more acceptable.
upcoming Commission proposal for online sales of goods, and Fitness Check of consumer legislation.
the transaction is not covered by consumer legislation.
the transaction is not covered by consumer legislation.
to enforce EU consumer legislation, and help the European consumers to become active players in the internal market.
The complexities of cross-border enforcement that derive from diverging national consumer legislation and differences in the procedural rules applicable in the Member States have become more apparent compared to the first years of the Network when authorities primarily focussed on learning how to use the system.
the rights deriving from the Union consumer legislation and from the freedom to conduct a business in the internal market.
coherent implementation of Community consumer legislation;
where consumer legislation dictates that the manufacturer bears responsibility for development risks.
Question A1: In your opinion, which is the best approach to the review of the consumer legislation?
It dealt with the fact that minimum harmonisation in the area of consumer legislation must be given priority over complete harmonisation.
The Commission could consider a scoreboard on implementation of consumer legislation similar to that of DG Markt on the Single Market.
The Commission has already presented a Green Paper on consumer legislation and will in due course present legislative proposals in that regard.
The companies have pledged to better align current car rental practices to the requirements of consumer legislation, set out by EU rules on, and.
Consumers should be able to enjoy the rights deriving from the consumer legislation and businesses should be supported to exercise the freedom to conduct business in the internal market.
The EESC envisages the creation of an independent EU body from which will be responsible for monitoring and ensuring the effective implementation of the consumer legislation mentioned in 3.6 above.
the decision-making process and during the transposition and implementation of consumer legislation.
As a consequence, consumers will, in principle, benefit from the protection granted to them by the consumer protection rules laid down in the consumer legislation in force in his Member State.
The EESC envisages the creation of an independent body in each Member State which will be responsible for monitoring and ensuring the effective implementation of the consumer legislation mentioned in 3.6 above.