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7th Legislative Term (2009-2014) ► Policy Department A: Economic and Scientific Policies

 

7th Legislative Term (2009-2014) ► Policy Department A: Economic and Scientific Policies

  • Access to repair and maintenance information 26.08.2011
  • Briefing Note - Overview of existing collective redress schemes in EU 15.07.2011
  • Market Surveillance in Relation to Type Approval Requirements 15.06.2011
  • Addressing Unfair Commercial Practices in Business-to-Business Relations in the Internal Market 14.06.2011
  • Briefing Paper on the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive: Consumer Rights concerning Contract Terms Chapter V 24.02.2011
  • Briefing Paper on the Proposed Consumer Rights Directive: Chapter I - Definitions 24.02.2011
  • The Application of the Consumer Rights Directive to Digital Content 14.01.2011
  • The Relation Between the Consumer Rights Directive proposal and the Area of Financial Services 25.11.2010
  • Information Requirements in the Consumer Rights Directive Proposal and in Other Directives 24.11.2010
  • European Standardisation: current challenges - future actions 09.07.2010
  • Internal market beyond the EU: EEA and Switzerland 15.01.2010
  • The impact of the Lisbon Treaty in the field of Public Procurement 12.01.2010
  • Concessions 12.01.2010
  • Trends and Key Policy Issues in the Area of Consumer Protection 2009-2019 15.07.2009
 

7th Legislative Term (2009-2014) ► Policy Department A: Economic and Scientific Policies

  • The Regulation on the Marketing of Construction Products (Workshop Report) 16.11.2010
  • The General Product Safety Directive and Market Surveillance - Workshop Report 25.10.2010
  • Implementation of the services directive (II) - Workshop report 25.10.2010
 

7th Legislative Term (2009-2014) ► Policy Department A: Economic and Scientific Policies

 
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Malcolm HARBOUR - © European Union, 2010  
 

The Single Market and its free movement of people, goods and services is one of the absolute foundations of the EU. It has provided prosperity and growth, jobs, mobility and freedom of choice to Europe's citizens and businesses.
 
In the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer protection, we believe that citizens must be placed at the heart of the Single Market. It is our mission to ensure that people can establish themselves anywhere within the EU, to work, study or set up a business.
 
We want to make sure that consumers know their rights and feel assured that they are safe and protected when buying products in the EU, whether in their local shop or when shopping online across borders.
 
We aim to make clear rules for businesses, and to make life simpler for small firms while expanding their market opportunities in making, selling or providing services.
 
The Internal Market Committee initiated the Single Market Act to give a fresh impetus to the Single Market. We remain committed to deliver on its proposals as quickly as possible. Only a well functioning Single European Market can ensure our prosperity and competitiveness in the world in the decades to come.
 
Malcolm Harbour CBE
Chair of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection