Examples of using Interpretative communication in English and their translations into Danish
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That is the reason for the interpretative communication.
Other stakeholders considered an Interpretative Communication to be an ideal instrument to provide a clearer delimitation between public procurement contracts and concessions.
That is what is laid down in the interpretative communication.
An interpretative communication is the most suitable means of explaining the way in which the rules regulating public contracts apply to the selection of private partners for these partnerships.
Therefore, we should have a law on these concessions andnot a mere interpretative communication.
Many stakeholders argued that an Interpretative Communication was a quick and effective tool to provide clarification.
Further clarification on this issue could form part of an Interpretative Communication on IPPPs.
Parliament resolution on the Commis sion's interpretative communication on'Free dom to provide services and the interest of the general good in the second banking directive.
The Commission plans to initiate wide-ranging consultations and topublish an interpretative communication on these two topics in 1995.
In its interpretative Communication of 15th October 2001, the European Commission set out the possibilities offered by Community law to integrate social considerations into public procurement procedures.
However, the scope for certainty provided by an Interpretative Communication is limited, as it merely construes existing law.
At the very least, the Commission should, as proposed by the Economic and Social Committee,present an interpretative communication on this subject.
This could be done easily andquickly, by means of an interpretative communication, under the Community's and the Commission's sole responsibility.
Encouraged by this resolution from the European Parliament,we shall now be even better placed to complete our work by adopting the final version of this interpretative communication.
Of course it must respect the principles of the Treaty, and the interpretative communication we will be publishing is precisely intended to clarify all this.
Interpretative Communication of the Commission on the Community Law Applicable to Public Procurement and the Possibilities for Integrating Social Considerations into Public Procurement, COM(2001) 566 final, 15.10.2001.
First of all, in contrast to concessions, there has so far been no experience with an Interpretative Communication explaining how to apply public procurement rules to the establishment of IPPPs.
I wish once again to thank the honourable Members and in particular the rapporteur, Mrs Mosiek-Urbahn, for having taken part in these consultations andconducted a thorough analysis of our interpretative communication.
Mr President, in 1997, the Commission approved an interpretative communication- and I stress interpretative- on intra-Community investments, which was not submitted to the European Parliament or to the Council.
The next item is the report(A4-0307/98) by Mrs Mosiek-Urbahn, on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens Rights,on the draft Commission interpretative communication on freedom to provide services and the general good in the insurance sector SEC(97)1824- C4-0049/98.
The Commission has already(in April 2000) adopted an Interpretative Communication on Concessions under Community Law which explains the scope and content of the EC Treaty principles applicable to the award of concessions.
On 31 October the Commission adopted a draft communication5on freedom to provide services and the interest of the general good inthe Second Banking Directive(89/646/EEC) which will form the basis for an interpretative communication once consultations with interested parties have been completed.
However, should future analysis demonstrate that- as in the case of concessions- an Interpretative Communication is insufficient to safeguard the proper application of EC law, the adoption of a legislative proposal remains an option.
The interpretative communication will give guidance on how to use Article 296 of the Treaty, which allows Member States a derogation from internal market rules and from Directive 2004/18 when their essential security interests are at stake.
I assume that Commissioner Bolkestein will be aware that the Court of Justice has already set the precedent of annulling an interpretative communication similar to this one, on pension funds, precisely because the Commission exceeded its authority.
It is also elaborating interpretative communication in the field of public procurement which should show which possibilities exist on the basis of the current legislation on public procurement to take on board environmental aspects.
The Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, therefore,takes note of the Commission's interpretative communication on the application of Article 296 of the Treaty in the field of defence procurement, adopted on 7 December 2006.
An interpretative communication on the incorporation of social aspects in public procurement, including equality of treatment and opportunity between men and women, wasadopted DirectorateGeneral for the Internal Market in cooperation with the Directorate-General for Employment and Social Affairs.
However, comments made by key stakeholders in the course of the debate indicate that the existing Interpretative Communication on concessions has failed to spell out in a sufficiently clear manner the implications of EC Treaty principles for the award of concessions.
The Commission's interpretative Communication of 2001 states that‘Contracting authorities have a wide range of possibilities for determining the contractual clauses on social considerations' and lists‘some examples of additional specific conditions which a contracting authority might impose on the successful tenderer.