Examples of using Interpretative communication in English and their translations into Polish
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Adoption of an interpretative communication 7.
Clearly, further clarification on this issue could form part of an Interpretative Communication on IPPPs.
It also adopted an interpretative communication on advertising19.
However, this view may need to be reconsidered after experience has been gained of working with the"interpretative communication.
An interpretative communication should recommend it.
A majority considered an Interpretative Communication to be useful.
An interpretative Communication could be adopted relatively quickly.
The soft law option would consist either in an interpretative communication of the Commission or a recommendation.
Interpretative Communication on the application of Article 296 TEC in the field of defence procurement.
While providing additional legal certainty and guidance for Member States, an Interpretative Communication will not alter the current legal framework.
The interpretative communication is still too recent(adopted in December 2006) for an effective evaluation to be carried out.
The legal framework could be clarified by a non-legislative instrument, such as an interpretative Communication from the Commission.
Many stakeholders argued that an Interpretative Communication was a quick and effective tool to provide clarification.
The Commission could clarify certain key concepts as regards State aid control of public service compensation by adopting an interpretative Communication, in parallel with the actions outlined in the previous option.
Overall, it appears at present that an Interpretative Communication would be better suited to this demand than fully-fledged legislation.
To facilitate the implementation of the Directive through regular consultation on practical problems arising from its application,the Contact Committee has discussed, among other things, the Commission's Interpretative Communication on Advertising.
Moreover, an interpretative Communication is non-binding, and so far has not acted as effective guidance or a constraint on Member States.
It therefore seems likely that- while providing some added value- an update of the April 2000 Interpretative Communication on concessions would probably fall short of meeting the request for more legal certainty.
This interpretative Communication is a contribution to developing a more growth-friendly fiscal stance in the euro area10.
See Bent Mousten Vestergaard case,paragraphs 21 to 24 and Commission interpretative communication on facilitating the access of products to the markets of other Member States, OJ C 265, 4.11.2003, p.
This Interpretative Communication remains valid to the extent that it refers to provisions of the Directive that are unaffected by the amending Directive.
Do you think that the case-law of the Court of Justice as explained in the Commission Interpretative Communication provides sufficient legal certainty for the award of contracts below the thresholds of the Directives?
An Interpretative Communication would not dispel Member States' reluctance to use the existing PP Directive for defence procurement.
At the moment,in the area of IPPPs it seems that an Interpretative Communication may be the best way to encourage effective competition and to provide legal certainty.
This interpretative communication addresses the two above mentioned groups of contracts not or only partially covered by the Public Procurement Directives 3.
The Commission will present shortly an interpretative Communication on institutionalised public-private partnerships with a view to clarifying the rules applicable.
The Interpretative Communication has its limits, in particular since it can neither specify what Member States"essential security interests" are nor determine ex ante which defence contract can be exempted.
In line with the principle of better regulation, the Interpretative Communication will be accompanied by a proportionate impact assessment, aimed at verifying whether it is actually likely to bring benefits.
As the Interpretative Communication will also concern issues related to free movement of goods, it could have further consequences e.g. on intra-EU transfers for defence goods.
The Member States played an active part in compiling the interpretative communication adopted in December 2006 and were asked by the Commission to comment on an initial version of the text distributed to them at the ACPC.