Traduction de «called transport service user » (Anglais → Français) :

called transport service user | called TS user

calling network service user | calling NS user

called network service user | called NS user

calling transport service user

called network service user [ called NS user ]

The Payment Accounts Directive, which improves the transparency of bank account fees and makes it easier to switch accounts from one bank to another, among other things. The Mortgage Credit Directive to make responsible mortgage lending the norm across Europe. The recently-agreed Insurance Distribution Directive, which ensures that consumers benefit from greater choice and information when they buy insurance products. The Commission's Action Plan on Building a Capital Markets Union to develop stronger capital markets across the EU, including for retail investment products. The Single Market Strategy which aims to reduce barriers and prev ...[+++]ent discrimination within the Single Market. The Digital Single Market Strategy to boost access to digital products and services and put an end to unjustified geo-blocking. The renewal of the Financial Services User Group, for which a call for applications was launched on 20 February 2017.

3. The Coordination Committee shall draw up rules of procedure that include, in particular, rules on participation in and frequency of meetings which shall be at least quarterly, as well as rules on regular consultations – to take place at least once a year – with the representatives of freight and passenger transport service users.

3. Providers of electronic communications to the public shall, immediately prior to connecting the call, enable end-users to access easily and without incurring any costs information on applicable tariffs regarding any number or service subject to particular pricing conditions unless the national regulatory authority has granted a prior derogation for reasons of proportionality.

6. Recognises the importance of the public sector in improving public access to less polluting public transport services, in developing basic economic sectors, particularly the energy sector, in industry and tourism, in promoting economic, social and regional cohesion, and in strengthening the state's role in market regulation, participation and intervention in cooperation with users' organisations, taking the lead in supplying services of general interest; stresses that, in most ...[+++]cases, public-private partnerships in this sector serve only to make business easier for economic groups and provide cover for privatisations that harm the interests of the public and of public transport service users;