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What is the 98/34 Procedure ?
The 98/34/EC Directive (formerly 83/189/EEC) sets up a procedure which imposes an obligation upon the Member States to notify to the Commission and to each other all the draft technical regulations concerning products and soon Information Society Services before they are adopted in national law. Such procedure aims at providing transparency and control with regard to those regulations. Since they could create unjustified barriers between Member States, their notification in the draft form and subsequent evaluation of their content in the course of the procedure help to diminish this risk.
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- Key Publications, Documents, Speeches
- Legal References
- Case Law
- Report to the European Parliament (1992-1994) - DIRECTIVE 83/189/EEC
- Report to the European Parliament (1995-1998) - DIRECTIVE 98/34/EC
- Report to the European Parliament (1999-2002) - DIRECTIVE 98/34/EC IN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION SOCIETY SERVICES
- Report to the European Parliament (2002 - 2005) - THE OPERATION OF DIRECTIVE 98/34/EC FROM 2002 TO 2005
- Report to the European Parliament (2006 - 2008) - THE OPERATION OF DIRECTIVE 98/34/EC FROM 2006 TO 2008
- Report to the European Parliament (2009 - 2010) - THE OPERATION OF DIRECTIVE 98/34/EC FROM 2009 TO 2010
- Statistics
- Working paper: Court of justice Judgements and Commission practice
- Working paper: Directive 98/34/EC at the Service of ‘Better Regulation’ in the Enlarged EU
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