basic principles of EU Flashcards

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1
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four freedoms of single market

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  • movement of goods
  • capital
  • persons
  • services
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2
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when was internal market greatly achieved

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1993

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3
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fundamental principle of single market

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principle of non-discrimination based on nationality

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4
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why did the market have progressive construction?

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  • because companies need to adapt to new competitive environment (its more competitive) and this requires time – step by step construction
  • national legality also has to adapt
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5
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principle of mutual recognition

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harmonisation legislation. It guarantees that any good lawfully sold in one EU country can be sold in another.

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6
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who are persons wrt FMP

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NATIONAL OF MS’ + his couple, spouse, family, ascendents or descendants

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rights of FMP

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  • right to circulate (with valid ID)

- right to reside

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what is FMW

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entails the abolition of any discrimination based on nationality as regards employment, remuneration and other conditions of work and employment

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rights of FMW

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  • to accept offers of employment actually made
  • to move freely within the territory of Member States for this purpose
  • to stay in a Member State for the purpose of employment
  • to remain in the territory of a Member State after having been employed in that State
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who does FMW not apply to

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employees in public service
- police, army, judiciary

eg dont see spanish police in germany. job offers are addresssed to nationals

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11
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most important right of FMW

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right to equal treatment compared to nationals

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12
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who has rights under FMW

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workers

parasite rights:

  • spouse + descendants till the age of 21
  • unmarried partner
  • divorced spouse
  • supported ancestors of the worker and spouse
  • other family members – if supported by the worker and lived in common house-hold

not need to be EU citizens

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13
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material scope of FMW

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  • accept offers
  • enter and reside in another MS
  • free movement in MS for job search
  • non discriminatory chance of employment
  • work conditions, social rights, tax benefits (equal salary, vacation)
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Restrictions on freedom of persons, including workers

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MS can refuse an EU national the right of entry or residence on the grounds of public security, public policy, public health grounds

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15
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case about tourist in greece

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excluding someone forever is disporportionate

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16
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what is a major obstacle for FMW

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language

17
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Does an employer breach FMW rules if he requires from the employees language proficiency?

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court of justice admits that candidates to a position must prove linguistic certificate - high knowledge of local language

18
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right of establishment

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Right to open establishment in any member state in the same conditions as nationals
- to carry out economic activity

19
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who does right of establishment apply to

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  • self employed persons

- companies

20
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Reyners case

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  • holland lawyer wanted to become belgian lawyer
  • To register in another lawyers college, you have to comply with same conditions as nationals (doesnt matter that youre belgian)
21
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freedom to provide services

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can go for fixed period of time to another MS with the purpose of performing a service for appropriate payment and after that they return on the territory of the MS of establishment

22
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what kind of services fall under freedom to provide services? what dont?

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  • service is economic

- services of general interest (like health services or education)

23
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distinction between temporary service and establishment?

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person providing a service is not bound by competences and control of the national authorities of the state

  • recognition of professional qualifications
  • registration, permission to perform
  • social and tax benefits
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definition of goods wrt FMG

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  • industrial goods
  • does not cover agricultural foods
  • must be within legal trade (specific regulations for pharmaceuticals and weapons)
25
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wrt FMG, what doesnt exist

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  • custom duties

- quotas

26
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wrt FMG, what is prohibited

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Quantitative restrictions (quotas) on imports and all measures having equivalent effect shall be prohibited between Member States

27
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what are measures having equivalent effect

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anything with impact on trade

28
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what are not measures having equivalent effect

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commercial rules eg shops are closed sundays

29
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when are discriminatory measures wrt FMG allowed

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may be imperative reasons connected with the protection of public health, consumers, protection of the environment that may justify such discriminatory measures

30
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eg of measures having equivalent effect

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promoting irish campaign

31
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categories of measures that are possibly MME’s

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  • Discriminatory measures on the ground of nationality – applying only to imports or differently than to national products
  • Non-discriminatory measures - product requirements that are more burdensome for foreign companies
  • selling arrangements
32
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free movement of capital

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all restrictions on the movement of capital between Member States and between Member States and third countries shall be prohibited.