it worth that these directives which been subject to revision provide minimal clauses which has member states maintain or stricter rules on consumer protection creating a regulatory
It is worth noting that these directives, which have been subject to revision, provide for minimal harmonisation clauses, which has led many Member States to maintain or adopt stricter rules on consumer protection, creating a fragmented regulatory framework throughout the Community with consequences in terms of the internal market, particularly for businesses and consumers in cross-border transactions.
It worth that these directives, which been subject to revision, provide minimal clauses, which has Member States maintain or stricter rules on consumer protection, creating a regulatory framework throughout the Community with consequences in terms the internal market, for businesses and in cross-border