Traduction de «assess quality services » (Anglais → Français) :

Supports, therefore, the Commission’s intention to include service standards in the legal framework of European standardisation, as this will not only ensure the notification of all national service standards that could potentially constitute technical barriers to trade in the internal market, but also provide a proper legal basis on which the Commission can request the ESOs to develop standards in well-defined and carefully assessed areas in the services sector; suggests to the Commission that it encourage service providers to develop standards within the ESOs in order, insofar as possible, to avoid fragmentation among different nation ...[+++]al standards, while ensuring that service standards are related to the needs of the market and consumers and the public interest; supports actions taken to ensure the quality of service provision, such as quality charters or labels drawn up by professional bodies, and encourages all relevant actors to participate in the European standardisation process;

E. whereas the monitoring and assessment of services at national and Community level is essential to ensuring the quality and effectiveness of services of general economic interest (SGEIs), including those in the transport sector,

Assessing the quality of medical services must be made much easier; paying out large sums of money for poor-quality service must come to an end.

K. whereas there is an obligation on telecommunications service providers to recognise the interests of disabled users in relation to choice, price and quality benefits of telecommunications services and their accessibility, and whereas NRAs should be required to consult disability representatives in their assessment of service delivery,

K. whereas there is an obligation on telecommunications service providers to recognise the interests of disabled users in relation to choice, price and quality benefits of telecommunications services and their accessibility. Also to require the consultation of Disability representatives by regulators in their assessment of service delivery,

In addition, a Directive should match the high level of our ambition. The Commission will assess whether such a horizontal directive would be the right instrument or whether, given the differences in the structure and organisation of different services of general interest a sector-specific approach combined with high standards of horizontal consumer protection is best suited for maintaining and developing high-quality services of general ...[+++] interest at the European level.