Examples of using Consumer acquis in English and their translations into German
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The review of the consumer acquis.
The consumer acquis is not the only one tool.
Enforcement of the consumer acquis.
The modalities of exercising the right of withdrawal are currently regulated differently across the consumer acquis.
This would simplify the consumer acquis and make it more coherent.
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Communication on Enforcement of the consumer acquis.
In order to review the consumer acquis, a number of actions are planned.
The proposal considerably simplifies the Consumer Acquis.
Any decision to revise the consumer acquis will be subject to an impact assessment.
I have quoted the Services Directive and the review of the consumer acquis.
Now, the consumer acquis already sets out a number of obligations for cross-border service providers.
We have reviewed the consumer acquis.
The consumer acquis on contract law does not include a general duty to deal fairly or to act in good faith.
On the Review of the Consumer Acquis.
We are looking at the consumer acquis review, and separately we are looking at time share.
The issues which have been raised are Rome I,the regulation in the Committee on Legal Affairs and Europe's consumer acquis.
Genuine democratic legitimisation of the revised consumer acquis is necessary together with a clear legal and conceptual basis.
The objective is to identify the reasons behind the problems detected in relation to consumer policy and the consumer acquis.
To remedy this problem, one option would be to revise the Consumer Acquis with a view to achieving full harmonisation.
The Chapter also establishes the minimum powers of competent authorities,needed to cooperate and to enforce the Union consumer acquis in a cross-border context.
This approach would simplify and rationalise the consumer acquis in line with the Better Regulation principles22.
The Green Paper sets out toprovide a context in which views from interested parties can be collected on the policy options for the Consumer Acquis and some other specific issues.
One of the solutions proposed byMrs Patrie is a combined approach to the consumer acquis involving full harmonisation in the cross-cutting definitions and minimum harmonisation at sector level.
This issue will also be considered in the broader consumer acquis review work.
Ensuring such protection through a simplified, consistent and enforced consumer acquis has been a repeated theme of EESC opinions on consumer safeguards but there are indications in this review process that this will not be achieved.
Option 2: One uniform procedure for the notice of withdrawal across the consumer acquis would be established.
Now, it is also clear from what I have saidthat we are concerned, as a committee, that we make sure that the consumer acquis works together with other European law instruments, specifically private international law instruments like Rome I.
Option 3: Status quo:cooling-off periods would not be harmonised in the consumer acquis; they would be regulated in the sectoral legislation.
Discussions have also taken place in the field of consumer protection policy, with regard to reviewing the consumer acquis covering both horizontal2 and vertical3 aspects, with regard to the existing consumer protection directives on contractual matters.