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20-03-2018 09:39 AM CET


Hearings - The Goods Package - 21-03-2018 - Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

20-03-2018 04:22 PM CET

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The hearing will be organised in 5 panel discussions with invited experts to discuss the recently adopted Goods Package: Proposal for a Regulation on the Mutual Recognition of Goods and Proposal for a Regulation on Compliance and Enforcement.

The first panel will exchange views on Member States' experiences with the administration of the current goods framework, i.e. the Mutual Recognition Regulation and the Market Surveillance Regulation of 2008. The second panel will provide insight into the practical challenges with products entering EU from third countries. The third panel will present the new proposed problem solving procedure as well as explain more about the current SOLVIT mechanism. The fourth and fifth panels will focus on the business experience and shine light on the impact on consumers.

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20-03-2018 11:01 AM CET

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On 3 October 2017, the Commission presented a package of two Communications and one Recommendation in the area of public procurement and launched a consultation aiming to collect feedback from stakeholders on how to stimulate innovation through the procurement of goods and services.

The first Communication sets out the priority areas for improvement in the area of public procurement both at Member State and Commission level. The second Communication concerns the voluntary ex-ante assessment of large infrastructure projects the Recommendation on professionalization of public buyers provides for steps to be taken by Member States.

IMCO will prepare an own-initiative report on the Public Procurement Strategy package (Rapporteur: Carlos Coelho (EPP)). The report may respond to the above Communications and initiatives of the Commission, commenting on what is necessary for the implementation of the EU public procurement legislation and policy and drawing attention to the challenges ahead, including that of achieving end-to-end electronic procurement by the end of 2018.

Rapporteur: C. Coelho (EPP)

Shadows: M. Tarabella (S&D), Baroness N. Mobarik (ECR), J. Selimovic (ALDE), D. De Jong (GUE/NGL), I. Soltes (Greens/EFA)



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