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The main problems with the application of the directive, despite the fact that most Member States have made considerable progress, are basically due, as the report makes clear, firstly, to the lack of information for companies about what applies in each Member State and, secondly, to the unnecessary administrative burden in the form of time-consuming procedures.
The with application of the directive, despite the fact that most Member States have made considerable progress, are basically due, the report makes clear, firstly, the lack information for companies about what applies in each Member State secondly, to the administrative in the form of time-consuming