Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

There has been particular emphasis recently on conflict between the European Union's potential for simplifying legislation by bringing together national laws and its potential for making legislative issues more complicated by bringing in more legislation at a European level. The European Parliament has not welcomed a report from the Molitor group which calls for the simplification of European legislation. Latest legislative changes have affected areas including border controls, consumer protection, energy and company law.

Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers, Preemption (Legislative power)

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Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

The Commission's main priorities for 1995 include urgin member states to improve their performance in transposing EU directives on company law, intellectual property and corporat taxation. It has started several sectoral studies to evalue the effect of the single market on many industrial sectors including air transport, banking, foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals and telecoms. Other policies concern labelling of biotechnological foods, border controls, consumer protection, financial services and the Info 2000 programme.

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Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

Although on average European Union (EU) member countries had implemented 93.4% of internal market rules into national law by the end of 1995, there are wide variations between different sectors. Most of the delays are in sectors including insurance, public procurement, company law and intellectual property. Member countries are also inconsistent in how they implement major directives in the financial services sector. Article further discusses the internal market with relation to different sectors.

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