European Commission Is Conducting Four Legal Proceedings Against Slovakia
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The European Commission announced on Friday that it is conducting four legal proceedings against Slovakia. The reason is that Slovakia failed to notify in time the measures adopted to transpose European Union directives into national legislation. aktuality.sk ↗
Two of the proceedings concern the economic area and the other two the political area. The Commission informed in the same way about legal steps against other European Union member states that failed to meet the notification obligation by the set deadline. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
The Commission's announcement concerns procedures related to the application of EU directives in individual member states. Member states are obliged to inform the Commission about the measures by which they introduce Union rules into their national law.
In the case of Slovakia, the Commission is recording four separate proceedings. From the available data, it is not clear which specific directives the individual cases concern or which measures were supposed to be notified. Nový Čas ↗
The legal steps announced in Brussels represent a procedure against a member state for late or missing notification of national measures. Further developments will depend on whether Slovakia fulfils its notification obligations and how it responds to the European Commission's action.
Two of the proceedings concern the economic area and the other two the political area. The Commission informed in the same way about legal steps against other European Union member states that failed to meet the notification obligation by the set deadline. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
The Commission's announcement concerns procedures related to the application of EU directives in individual member states. Member states are obliged to inform the Commission about the measures by which they introduce Union rules into their national law.
In the case of Slovakia, the Commission is recording four separate proceedings. From the available data, it is not clear which specific directives the individual cases concern or which measures were supposed to be notified. Nový Čas ↗
The legal steps announced in Brussels represent a procedure against a member state for late or missing notification of national measures. Further developments will depend on whether Slovakia fulfils its notification obligations and how it responds to the European Commission's action.
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Brusel podniká voči Slovensku štyri právne konania, dve v ekonomickej oblasti
aktuality.sk
| 13:09 25.09.
EÚ podniká proti Slovensku štyri právne konania: Omeškané oznámenia, ide aj o politickú oblasť
Nový Čas
| 11:38 25.09.
Európska komisia oznámila, aké právne kroky podniká proti členským štátom, ktoré včas neoznámili opatrenia prijaté na prevedenie smerníc EÚ do svojich vnútroštátnych právnych predpisov.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 13:07 25.09.
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