Examples of using Consumer acquis in English and their translations into Danish
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We have reviewed the consumer acquis.
The consumer acquis is not the only one tool.
I have quoted the Services Directive and the review of the consumer acquis.
We also have the whole review of the consumer acquis; if we get that right, it will help.
Then we are still trying to have the same debates around Rome I and the review of the consumer acquis.
We are looking at the consumer acquis review, and separately we are looking at time share.
The Green Paper is a very good tool for identifying problems in, and seeking solutions to, the consumer acquis.
Now, the consumer acquis already sets out a number of obligations for cross-border service providers.
PL Mr President,I welcomed with interest the Commission's Green Paper on the Review of the Consumer Acquis.
SV Madam President, I welcome the review of the consumer acquis and I want to thank my colleague Beatrice Patrie for her excellent cooperation.
That is why, on 8 February 2007, the Commission began a major consultation- a Green Paper on the review of the consumer acquis.
(SV) We welcome the review of the consumer acquis and see it as a positive step that we are now proposing to investigate the disparities, gaps and overlapping directives.
The Commission should take both these reports seriously in its work to genuinely overhaul,modernise and update the consumer acquis.
On behalf of the UEN Group.-(PL) Mr President,the review of the consumer acquis is of particular importance for the development and functioning of the single market.
The Commission's initial findings andpossible options are set out in the Green Paper on the review of the Consumer Acquis, adopted on 8 February 2007.
Given the situation regarding the consumer acquis, the approach in favour of complete harmonisation in this proposal is not practicable at present.
The next item is the report by Mrs Patrie, on behalf of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection,on the Green Paper on the Review of the Consumer Acquis.
In my view, however, we also need to ensure that harmonisation of consumer acquis does not lead to a decline in the level of protection of any consumers whatsoever.
We have already pending several legislative initiatives, which are all aimed at ensuring legal certainty, such as Rome I, Rome II andalso the Green Paper on the Review of the Consumer Acquis.
I believe that when reviewing the consumer acquis we will take the opportunity to prepare better legislation written in simple language that citizens will find easy to understand.
I agree with Ms Wallis concerning the need to ensure coherence between the work on the preparation of CFR and the review of the consumer acquis, that we will maintain the same speed.
ES Madam President,the review of the consumer acquis should improve the functioning of the internal market by strengthening consumer protection and competitiveness among businesses.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I am really very pleased to be here today to discuss with you the very important issues raised in the Green Paper on the review of the consumer acquis.
One of the solutions proposed by Mrs Patrie is a combined approach to the consumer acquis involving full harmonisation in the cross-cutting definitions and minimum harmonisation at sector level.
A key issue at present is setting a timetable and taking urgent action regarding the implementation of the content of the Green Paper andthe report on the review of the consumer acquis.
The current European Parliament report andthe Commission's Green Paper on the review of the consumer acquis are essentially well balanced, however, and create a simpler and more predictable regulatory framework.
Concerning the common frame of reference(CFR), as Ms Wallis knows, this project is dear to my heart andthe Commission agrees with the European Parliament on the need to ensure coherence between the work on the preparation of the CFR and the review of the consumer acquis.
This Directive andeven the Green Paper on the Review of the Consumer Acquis do not lay down the fundamental obligations of service providers and therefore I welcome the report by Mr Lehtinen on this issue.
NL Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I am glad that Parliament has the opportunity today to speak out on the Green Paper on the Review of the Consumer Acquis and we have a good report on this topic before us.
This proposal for a directive is the result of a review of the consumer acquis which started in 2004 with the aim of simplifying and completing the existing regulatory framework relating to consumer protection.
