Приклади вживання The market surveillance Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Notified bodies mustprovide relevant information to their notifying authority, the market surveillance authorities and other notified bodies.
Once the market surveillance and standardization issues are resolved, a new stage of the journey towards the ACAA agreement will begin.
For the purposes of such information, the market surveillance and information exchange system provided for in Article 12 of Directive 2001/95/EC shall be used.
In order to increase the effectiveness of such checks, those authorities should receive all the necessaryinformation concerning dangerous non-conforming products from the market surveillance authorities well in advance.
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For the purposes of paragraphs 1, 2 and 3, the market surveillance and information exchange system provided for in Article 12 of Directive 2001/95/EC shall be used.
A product the release of which has been suspended by the authorities in charge of external border controls pursuant to Article 27 shall be released if, within three working days of the suspension of release,those authorities have not been notified of any action taken by the market surveillance authorities, and provided that all the other requirements and formalities pertaining to such release have been fulfilled.
Where the market surveillance authorities of one Member State have taken action pursuant to Article 20 of Regulation(EC) No 765/2008, or where they have sufficient reason to believe that a product covered by this….
During a long time,EBA supported the necessity to amend the market surveillance legislation and provided many proposals, most of which were taken into account.
Where the market surveillance authorities find that a product does not comply with Community harmonisation legislation, they shall take appropriate action, which may, if necessary, include prohibiting the product's being placed on the market. .
Allows documents and materials to be submitted to the market surveillance body(with its consent) in a non-state language(thereby amending the law of Ukraine“On State Market Supervision and Control of Non-Food Products”);
A distributor must be able to identify the manufacturer, his authorised representative,the importer or person who has provided him with the product in order to assist the market surveillance authority in its efforts to obtain the EU Declaration of Conformity and the necessary parts of the technical documentation.
If, when the market surveillance takes place, the product is still in its packaging, it will be easy to identify the element and thus ensure that the corresponding EU declaration of conformity regards the product in question.
Where that product is subsequently declared for a customs procedure other than release for free circulation andprovided that the market surveillance authorities do not object,the endorsements set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall also be included, under the same conditions, on the documents used in connection with that procedure.
Where the market surveillance authorities consider that non-compliance is not restricted to their national territory, they shall informthe Commission and the other Member States of the results of the evaluation and of the actions which they have required the supplier to take.
However, in order toachieve a higher level of safety for consumer products, the market surveillance mechanisms provided for in Directive 2001/95/EC should be reinforced as regards products presenting a serious risk, in accordance with the principles established by this Regulation.
Where the market surveillance authorities consider that non-compliance is not restricted to their national territory, they shall inform the Commission and the other Member States of the results of the evaluation and of the actions which they have required the supplier to take.
If, within 3 working days of the suspension of release for free circulation, the market surveillance authority has not notified customs of any action taken by them, the product has to be released for free circulation provided that all the other requirements and formalities pertaining to such release have been fulfilled.
Where the market surveillance authorities find that the product in question does not present a serious risk to health and safety or cannot be regarded as being in breach of Community harmonisation legislation, that product shall be released, provided that all the other requirements and formalities pertaining to such release have been fulfilled.
Each Member State can decide upon the market surveillance infrastructure, for example there is no limitation on the allocation of responsibilities between authorities on a functional or geographical basis as long as surveillance is efficient and covers the whole territory.
Further, the market surveillance authority should carry out market surveillance respecting the principle of proportionality, for example action must be in accordance with the degree of risk or non-compliance and the impact on the free circulation of products may not be more than is necessary for achieving the objectives of market surveillance.
This Regulation provides a framework for the market surveillance of products to ensure that those products fulfilled requirements providing a high-level protection of public interest, such as health and safety in general and safety in the workplace, the protection of consumers, protection of environment and security.
For the purposes of paragraph 1,the market surveillance authorities of one Member State shall give the market surveillance authorities of other Member States assistance on an adequate scale by supplying information or documentation, by carrying out appropriate investigations or any other appropriate measure and by participating in investigations initiated in other Member States.
In case of formal non-compliance only(i.e. without a risk), the market surveillance authority should first oblige the manufacturer, or the authorised representative, to make the product intended to be placed on the market and, if necessary, the product already on the market, comply with the provisions and to remedy the infringement within a reasonable time period.