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The services directive in the meat processing sector (information report)

Ongoing (updated on 21/09/2020)
Reference: 
INT/818-EESC-2018
Rapporteur: 
Peter SCHMIDT (Workers - GR II / Germany)

The directive on services in the Internal Market was designed to promote competitiveness, growth and employment in line with the Lisbon Strategy. It has, at the same time, triggered an intensive debate on the form to be taken by the freedom to provide services. The effects of the Directive on national labour markets, social conditions and consumer protection requirements remain a highly controversial issue.

Information report: The services directive in the meat processing sector (information report)

Evaluation of the Consumer Credit Directive

Adopted on 17/07/2019
Reference: 
INT/884-EESC-2019-01055-00-00-ri-tra
Rapporteur: 
Gerardo LARGHI (Italy)

In response to the Commission's request for civil society's contribution to the evaluation of the directive, the EESC has consulted CSOs in the Member States. The Committee's conclusions address the directive's transposition, scope, effectiveness and potential revision.

Information report: Evaluation of the Consumer Credit Directive

Interim evaluation of Horizon 2020

Adopted on 25/01/2017
Reference: 
INT/807-EESC-2016-5513
Rapporteur: 
Gonçalo LOBO XAVIER (Employers - GR I / Portugal)

Following a request from the Commission, the information report seeks to provide input for the Commission's interim evaluation of Horizon 2020 and, in addition, of its Science with and for Society (SwafS) sub-programme.

The EESC's recommendations are based on the views of civil society organisations gathered by EESC Members through an online questionnaire and a number of fact-finding missions.

Information report: Interim evaluation of Horizon 2020

EU Consumer and Marketing law

Adopted on 14/12/2016
Reference: 
INT/796-EESC-2016-3300
Rapporteur: 
Jorge PEGADO LIZ (Portugal)

On the request of the Commission, this Information Report evaluates the perception and experience of EU civil society organisations (CSO) in the implementation of EU Consumer and Marketing Law. The information gathered and the interesting solutions proposed are the result of questionnaire responses, five fact-finding missions (Athens, Vilnius, Paris, Lisbon, Brussels) and an Expert Hearing.

Information report: EU Consumer and Marketing law

Consumer Rights Directive

Adopted on 14/12/2016
Reference: 
INT/795-EESC-2016-3297
Rapporteur: 
Bernardo HERNÁNDEZ BATALLER (Diversity Europe - GR III / Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Alberto MAZZOLA (Italy)

On the request of the Commission, this Information Report evaluates the perception and experience of EU civil society organisations (CSO) in the implementation of the Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU). The information gathered and the interesting solutions proposed are the result of questionnaire responses, five fact-finding missions (Riga, Rome, Warsaw, Madrid, Brussels) and an Expert Hearing.

Information report: Consumer Rights Directive

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