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Legal absence and failure to transpose.
Slovenia: failure to transpose EU rules on parental leave.
The European Commission on 10 December 2015 to Greece and Malta for failure to transpose this Directive.
Most failures to apply orimplement Community law properly arise from failure to transpose directives.
Failure to transpose and implement the Directive leads to inconsistent application of the rules across the EU, with consequent detrimental effects on road safety.
The Commission has therefore launched a pre-litigation procedure for failure to transpose that directive since the transposition deadline is exceeded.
Since 1 December 2014, in line with Protocol 36 of the Treaties,the Commission is able to launch infringement proceedings against Member States for failure to transpose the Framework Decision.
Consequently, the second question, relating to the effect of the failure to transpose Directive 2006/24 into Swedish law on the answer to the first question.
In cases of failure to transpose a directive within the agreed deadline, the Commission continued to make full use of the financial sanctions system introduced under the Lisbon Treaty.
Commission refers Greece,Luxembourg and Romania to the Court of Justice of the EU for failure to transpose the Directive on a single European railway area.
Notes that failure to transpose the directive into national law in certain Member States means that citizens of those Member States suffer discrimination when it comes to upholding their rights as European citizens;
The Commission brought a first infringement case against Greece before the Court of Justice for failure to transpose the directive within the prescribed period.
The failure to transpose certain provisions at all or in part is producing situations of legal uncertainty which may result in the adoption of legislative or administrative solutions that could impair the rights of EU citizens and their family members.
Rail transport: Commission refers GREECE,LUXEMBOURG and ROMANIA to the Court of Justice of the EU for failure to transpose the Directive on a single European railway area.
Case C-39/07: Commission of the European Communities v Kingdom of Spain(Failure of a Member State to fulfil obligations- Directive 89/48/EEC- Recognition of higher-education diplomas awarded on completion of professional education and training of at least three years duration- National legislation not providing for the recognition of diplomas allowing access to the profession of hospital pharmacist- Failure to transpose the directive).
The European Commission is referring Romania to the EU Court of Justice over its failure to transpose revised EU legislation on end-of-life vehicles into domestic law.
However, in contrast to the procedure for failure to take the necessary measures laid down in Articles 226 and 228 TEC,the Treaty on European Union does not provide for the Commission taking any such supervisory action in the event of failure to transpose or incorrect transposition.
Lastly, the Commission has launched numerous infringement procedures for failure to transpose all or part of the Directive: the costs and red tape arising from this will be passed on to end users.
The referring court explains in that regard that the parties can bring the Member State concerned before the ordinary courts, either in its capacity as an employer or in order to obtain damages for loss arising from a failure to transpose Directive 1999/70 within the prescribed period.
The Commission has issued reasoned opinions to 22 Member States- all except Ireland, Lithuania, Slovakia, Romania andthe United Kingdom- for failure to transpose in national law the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive(2004/39/EC), known as MiFID, by the deadline of 31 January 2007.
Must it be found that Clause 6[of the]‘Revised Framework Agreement on Parental Leave'- in the light of Article 3 of Directive[2010/18] andthe‘Final provisions' in Clause 8 of the Agreement- has, where there has been a failure to transpose,‘horizontal direct effect' as a result of being a minimum Community standard?
On 19 December 2005,the Commission sent to the Kingdom of Spain a letter of formal notice concerning that Member State's failure to transpose Directive 89/48 as regards the profession of specialist pharmacist.
In 2010, consumer protection could be added to this list,by closing the last infringement procedure due to full or partial failure to transpose Directive 2005/29/EC on unfair commercial practices13.