Traduction de «Cadre légal de la franchise » (Français → Anglais) :

The most recent jurisprudence of the ECJ and the secondary legislation at EU level on the recognition of professional qualifications, Directive 2005/36/EC, clearly establish the framework of how Greece should deal with franchise diplomas obtained by qualified professionals.

It needs to be stressed that Article 53 of this Directive gives Member States expressly the right to verify a number of elements linked to ie. franchise diplomas, such as the formal validity of the certification of training courses followed in another Member State by the Member State of origin, the identity of the diploma with one which was awarded after a course has been followed entirely in the Member State of origin or the identity of the professional rights conferred.

On 23 October 2008, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) handed down its judgment in Case C-274/05 under which Greece is obliged to recognise the professional rights of branches of educational establishments of other Member States (qualifications obtained within the framework of franchise agreements).

9. Welcomes the Green Paper "Towards a future Maritime Policy for the Union" (COM (2006)0275) which foresees a holistic approach to the sustainable development of the oceans, but warns against too great an emphasis on an economic approach and urges that a balance be struck between the economic and ecological angles; expects the Marine Strategy Directive, its environmental pillar, to provide the legal framework for the preservation and integrity of the marine environment and thus the legal framework for the appropriate management units - the Marine Regions and Strategies - for marine planning and decisions;

9. Welcomes the Green Paper "Towards a future Maritime Policy for the Union" (COM (2006)0275) which foresees a holistic approach to the sustainable development of the oceans, but warns against too great an emphasis on an economic approach and urges that a balance be struck between the economic and ecological angles; expects the Marine Strategy Directive, its environmental pillar, to provide the legal framework for the preservation and integrity of the marine environment and thus the legal framework for the appropriate management units - the Marine Regions and Strategies - for marine planning and decisions;

In considering whether to undertake a particular project as a PPP, it is important that certain conditions are met before contracting out the provision of goods and services, in particular the putting in place of an appropriate legal framework.