Примери за използване на Authorisation schemes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Notification procedure for authorisation schemes and requirements related to services.
These authorisationsshould remain in any case subject to the other provisions of this Directive relating to authorisation schemes.
(a) draft measures that only consist of the repeal of authorisation schemes or existing requirements;
This analysis will include those nanomaterials currently falling outside existing notification,registration or authorisation schemes.
Authorisation schemes shall be based on criteria which preclude the competent authorities from exercising their power of assessment in an arbitrary manner.
Such overriding reasons may justify the application of authorisation schemes and other restrictions.
This Directive, and in particular the provisions concerning authorisation schemes and the territorial scope of an authorisation, should not interfere with the division of regional or local competences within the Member States, including regional and local self-government and the use of official languages.
The provision of services via the Internet should not be made subject to specific authorisation schemes on the sole grounds of the means of transmission used.
The application of that Directive has shown that authorisation schemes or requirements related to authorisation schemes, professional liability insurance, guarantees or similar arrangements, and multi-disciplinary restrictions are common and can constitute important barriers in the single market for services.
In order tofacilitate access to and exercise of service activities, it is important to evaluate and report on authorisation schemes and their justification.
The purpose of this Directive is to ensure the compliance of national rules introducing authorisation schemes or certain requirements with the Services Directive, as applicable under the scope of the latter, and to aim at prevention of infringements.
The results of the process of mutual evaluation will make it possible to determine, at Community level,the types of activity for which authorisation schemes should be eliminated.
In the report referred to in Article 39(1),Member States shall identify their authorisation schemes and give reasons showing their compatibility with paragraph 1 of this Article.
On 10 January 2017 the Commission tabled the proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the enforcement of the Directive 2006/123/EC on services in the internal market,laying down a notification procedure for authorisation schemes and requirements related to services.
The prevention of the adoption of national provisions establishing requirements and authorisation schemes that would be contrary to Directive 2006/123/EC should be facilitated.
That means, in particular, that authorisation schemes should be permissible only where an a posteriori inspection would not be effective because of the impossibility of ascertaining the defects of the services concerned a posteriori, due account being taken of the risks and dangers which could arise in the absence of a prior inspection.
Proposal for a Directive laying down a notification procedure for authorisation schemes and requirements related to services, COM(2016) 821 final.
In order to facilitate access to service activities and the exercise thereof in the internal market, it is necessary to establish an objective, common to all Member States, of administrative simplification and to lay down provisions concerning, inter alia, the right to information, procedures by electronic means andthe establishment of a framework for authorisation schemes.
The prevention ofEnhancing dialogue between the Commission and the Member States should prevent the adoption of national provisions establishing requirements and authorisation schemes that would be contrary to Directive 2006/123/EC should be facilitated.
In addition, it should not apply to measures repealing authorisation schemes or requirements or to measures implementing binding Union acts where such acts contain precise provisions to be implemented and there is no scope for divergence between Member States in the transposition and implementation of those acts.
Proposal for a Directive on the enforcement of the Directive on services in the internal market,laying down a notification procedure for authorisation schemes and requirements related to services(COM(2016) 821 final).
(b) draft measures that implement authorisation schemes or requirements which have already been notified to the Commission and adopted by the Member State concerned at national level and that do not alter the scope, content, or make the already adopted authorisation schemes or requirements more restrictive for the establishment or cross-border provision of services;
Member States shall notify to the Commission any draft measure that introduces new requirements or authorisation schemes referred to in Article 4, or significantly modifies such existing requirements or authorisation schemes.
The application of that Directive has shown that authorisation schemes or requirements related to authorisation schemes, professional liability insurance, professional rules on commercial communication, guarantees or similar arrangements, and multi-disciplinary restrictions are common and can constitute important barriers in the single market for services.
By 28 December 2009 the MSs had to present a report to the Commission containing information on:(i) authorisation schemes,(ii) specific national requirements the MSs intend to maintain and(iii) multidisciplinary activities.
(6) The effective enforcement of the rules governing the internal market for services set out in Directive 2006/123/EC should be enhanced by improvfully adopting the existing notification procedure established by that Directive in respect of national authorisation schemes and certain requirements concerning both access to self-employed activities and their exercise.
In order to ensure that the notification obligation on such authorities is proportionate,draft measures implementing authorisation schemes or requirements which have already been notified to the Commission and adopted by the Member State concerned at national level and which do not alter the content of those notified schemes or requirements should not be subject to notification.
This is appropriate to foster good cooperation and transparency between the Commission and Member States and to further develop exchanges between the Commission andnational authorities on new or amended authorisation schemes and certain requirements covered by Directive 2006/123/EC, in accordance with Article 4(3) of the Treaty on European Union(TEU).
In order to ensure that the notification obligations of such authorities are proportionate,draft measures implementing authorisation schemes or requirements which have already been notified to the Commission and adopted by the Member State concerned at national level should not be subject to notification.
The rules relating to administrative procedures should not aim at harmonising administrative procedures butat removing overly burdensome authorisation schemes, procedures and formalities that hinder the freedom of establishment and the creation of new service undertakings therefrom.