Examples of using Cross-border electronic in English and their translations into Finnish
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Interoperable cross-border electronic procurement services.
The EESC draws attention to the need to improve cross-border electronic interoperability.
The elimination of obstacles to cross-border electronic banking would improve the situation for consumers and business customers, who would benefit from sound economic competition.
Regulation(EC) No 2560/2001 covers cross-border credit transfers and cross-border electronic payment transactions.
That only 6% of Europeans are using cross-border electronic transactions illustrates the potential that remains untapped.
When the Regulation was adopted, it was decided that its scope should cover all existing cross-border electronic payment instruments.
With regard to the promotion of cross-border electronic commerce, it is proposed to allow businesses, under certain very specific and very restricted circumstances, to insert jurisdiction clauses which the consumer could accept.
The core subject-matter of Regulation(EC) No 2560/2001 is cross-border transfers and cross-border electronic payment operations.
To facilitate cross-border electronic transactions, national business associations and e-business support networks should raise awareness about the legal rules that apply, taking due account of existing European initiatives in this field.
The potential of the internal market and cross-border electronic trade is still under-exploited.
However, these rules may differ from one country to another,thus resulting in perceived uncertainties as to the applicable rules for cross-border electronic transactions.
This is essential to online trading, in which increased consumer confidence in cross-border electronic commerce would yield an economic gain estimated at EUR 2.5 billion.
Finally, technical reasons and incompatibilities of national systems of electronic service may further hinder the development of cross-border electronic service.
The first paragraph fixes the date from which charges levied on cross-border electronic payment transactions must be the same as domestic charges as 1 January 2002.
It will also support the improvement of data reporting on waste shipment,including through the use of data available in the context of cross-border electronic data exchange.
General observations The ECB notes that the scope of the proposed regulation covers not only cross-border electronic payment transactions and credit transfers but also cross-border direct debits.
Although the availability of infrastructure has increased significantly since 2004, little concrete progress has been made towards unhindered, cross-border electronic procurement.
Undertakings providing cross-border electronic communications services to undertakings located in several Member States shall be treated in the same way in all Member States and shall be subject to no more than one simplified notification per Member State concerned.
An analysis of this kind might also provide useful indications on the wisdom of the decision to include all cross-border electronic payment instruments in the regulation.
It aims at providing seamless cross-border electronic procedures for setting up a business in another European country to deal with all necessary administrative procedures electronically across borders through the Points of Single Contact in the context of the Services Directive.
Consequently it would be difficult to explain, why the principle of no discrimination between domestic and cross-border electronic payment instruments is applicable to some instruments but not to others.
The Commission will also leverage the expertise of the newly-created Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications in tackling obstacles that prevent European businesses andcitizens from making the fullest possible use of cross-border electronic communications services.
The draft regulation is envisaged to apply from 1 January 2002 to cross-border electronic payment transactions, that is in principle to card payments and cash withdrawals at cash dispensing machines, and from 1 January 2003 to cross-border credit transfers and cross-border cheques.
With the launch of the Economic and Monetary Union(EMU) it became evident that there is a need for a modern, stable andefficient payment infrastructure to assist cross-border electronic payments within the EU.
It also important for further development of cross-border electronic transactions in the internal market that original electronic documents or certified copies issued by relevant competent bodies in a Member State under their national law are accepted as such also in other Member States.
The impact assessment concluded that doing this would lead to considerable improvements to legal certainty, security andtrust in terms of cross-border electronic transactions, resulting in less fragmentation of the market.
The main objectives of the Regulation were(1) to bring down the charges for cross-border electronic payment transactions in euro to the same level as charges for domestic payments in euro and(2) to encourage the financial services industry to undertake the necessary efforts to turn the concept of a'domestic payment area' for non-cash payments into reality.
The groundbreaking document of the United Nations Commissionon International Trade Law6(UNCITRAL), A/CN.9/706, entitled Possible future work on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions;
This would lead in the medium term to the achievement of the specific objectives which seek to encourage andfacilitate the use of cross-border electronic payment services by consumers and businesses, secure a level playing field from a competition perspective, enhance legal certainty as regards cashless payments in euro and reduce the costs of payments for European consumers, businesses and payment service providers.
This political action, however, must set out appropriate guarantees to avoid widening the gap between large enterprises and SMEs; public authorities and the private sector; densely populated areas and rural,insular and mountainous areas; and national and cross-border electronic commerce.