The European Commission is organizing a half-day seminar in Malta on the 25th September between 8.30 and 13.00 regarding the amendment of Directive 98/34/EC.
The Directive 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 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.
There will also be time for questions to be set to the European Commission's representatives.
Should you be interested in the seminar contact Abigail Mamo @ GRTU offices or email on .
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