Übersetzung für "Referral decision " (Englisch → Französisch) :

The referral decision shall state in writing the full and detailed reasons why the relevant members of the college consider that the requirements laid down in this Regulation or other parts of Union law are not met.

Today's decision to refer Portugal back to the Court, with a view to imposing financial penalties, follows a previous Court referral decision from the Commission in March 2012 (IP/12/287).

On 12 November 2009, the Commission adopted, first, a decision by which it rejected a request from the competent Belgian authorities for partial referral of the merger investigation (the non-referral decision), and, second, a decision by which it declared the merger at issue to be compatible with the common market (the clearance decision).

By contrast, the Court holds that interested third parties are not entitled to challenge a non-referral decision by which the Commission rejects a request for referral brought by a national authority.

However, there are cases where a referral back to the Community Court would be appropriate. A referral back would seem appropriate where the case was not heard in substance before the Community Patent Court and a direct decision of the Court of First Instance would take away the entire first instance for the parties.

4. Application of transposal measures Complaints relating to individual cases of incorrect application of national implementing measures are a valuable source of information for the Commission, especially when they reveal that the measure was not in conformity with the directive or they bring to light repeated infringements or horizontal problems, such as administrative practices that are incompatible with the directive. In 1995, for instance, there were more than 40 complaints concerning the directives on the mutual recognition of diplomas for professional purposes. Greater transparency of infringement proceedings By virtue of the Treaty itself, the infringement procedure is directed entirely at securing a remedy for the infringement witho ...[+++]ut the need for referral to the Court. Traditionally, it has therefore been confidential so as to preserve the discretion that will make it easier for the Member State to rectify matters. The completion of the internal market, Parliament's ever-growing interest in monitoring the application of Community law and the Commission's determination to achieve greater openness in its activities have combined to prompt the Commission to boost transparency policy. It has, for instance, extended its practice of issuing press releases. On 19 July 1995 it decided to put out 22 press releases on 58 cases without awaiting the issue of reasoned opinions or referral decisions. Transparency in Commission activities for the enforcement of Community law, in particular internal market legislation, was treated as a political priority. The operation was repeated later in the year and was well received. Conclusions The work done by the Commission would be futile without Community citizens jealously and vigilantly enforcing their rights and without national courts and administrative bodies placing observance of Community law among their priorities. Implementation of Community law is the means of guaranteeing the confidence of European citizens. ***