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(29) This Directive should not affect more favourable national.
Amendments 290, relating to Article 1, and 291(recital) state that the Directive should not affect rules of criminal law.
This Directive should not affect national rules concerning the allocation of procedural costs.
It is also appropriate to recall that this Directive should not affect the social security legislation of the Member States.
This Directive should not affect the conditions of the provision of services in the framework of Article 56 TFEU.
The harmonised level of coverage provided for in this Directive should not affect schemes protecting the credit institution itself unless they repay depositors.
This Directive should not affect the Member States' competence to determine the recovery measures available under their internal legislation.
Council position Amendment(15) This Directive should not affect Member States' rules concerning the sale of medicinal products and medical devices over the internet.
This Directive should not affect conditions for the provision of services in the framework of Article 56 of the Treaty.
This Directive should not affect conditions of the provision of services in the framework of Article 56 of the TFEU.
This Directive should not affect other claims between payment service users and payment service providers.
(27a) This Directive should not affect the application of the freedom of movement for workers and the freedom of establishment.
This Directive should not affect contract laws of Member States in areas not regulated by this Directive. .
(9 a) This Directive should not affect the application of EU rules on private international law in cross-border cases.
This Directive should not affect national law on any aspects that are not regulated by this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect obligations to provide security updates laid down in other Union law or in national law.
This Directive should not affect existing Directives on commercial communications, in particular Directive 98/43/EC.
(15) This Directive should not affect Member States' rules concerning the sale of medicinal products and medical devices over the internet.
(25) This Directive should not affect more favourable national provisions in so far as they are compatible with this Directive. .
However, this Directive should not affect the principle of freedom of contract between the seller and other parties in the chain of transactions.
(14) This Directive should not affect national law in the area of contract law for contract law aspects that are not regulated by this Directive. .
(14)This Directive should not affect contract laws of Member States in areasnot regulated by this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect the application of competition law rules, in particular Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(‘TFEU').
This Directive should not affect the provisions of Council Directive 90/314/EEC of 13 June 1990 on package travel, package holidays and package tours(4).
This Directive should not affect the application of any other relevant law in other areas, including intellectual property rights and the law of contract.
(12) The Directive should not affect, where granted, the rights of third-country nationals already legally staying in a Member State to work.
(14) This Directive should not affect national law in the area of contract law for contract law aspects that are not regulated by this Directive. .
This Directive should not affect the application of Union or national rules that require the disclosure of information, including trade secrets, to the public or to public authorities.
This Directive should not affect national rules on the exercise of the rights of employees' representatives to information, consultation, and participation in collective bargaining and their defence of workers' employment rights.
This Directive should not affect the competences of Member States to structure and organise their tax administration as they see fit to ensure the correct determination, assessment and collection of value added tax, as well as the effective application of VAT law.