Traduction de «Acheteur-consommateur » (Français → Anglais) :

(3c) According to the Food and Agriculture Organization International Plan of Action on illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing: "States should take measures to ensure that their importers, transshippers, buyers, consumers, equipment suppliers, bankers, insurers, other services suppliers and the public are aware of the detrimental effects of doing business with vessels identified as engaged in IUU fishing".

(3c) According to the Food and Agriculture Organization International Plan of Action on illegal, unreported and unregulated Fishing: "States should take measures to ensure that their importers, transshippers, buyers, consumers, equipment suppliers, bankers, insurers, other services suppliers and the public are aware of the detrimental effects of doing business with vessels identified as engaged in IUU fishing".

In the rapporteur’s view, current shortcomings in the consumer acquis must be resolved at least in the following areas: end-user licence agreements and ‘technical contract terms’ should be subject to the rules on unfair contract terms; contracts concluded between consumers and professional traders in online auction sales, as well as contracts for tourists services (airline tickets, hotel accommodation, car rental, leisure time services etc.) ordered individually over the internet, should be subject to the rules on distance selling; the information that the vendor must provide to the purchaser in an electronic transaction should be simp ...[+++]lified and standardised; the transparency of the supply chain in the digital environment on the vendor’s side should be increased to ensure that the consumer knows the actual identity of the supplier (including whether it is an intermediary or an end supplier); an effective consumer protection tool should be created for cases where the consumer assumes all contractual risks (including financial risks, e.g. when there is a requirement to pay in advance), particularly in the context of cross-border e-commerce.

traders provide certain pre-contractual information (in a prospectus) to prospective purchasers(e.g. descriptions of the property); the contract contains certain a required minimum of information to be provided to purchasers (e.g. state of completion of the property); the prospectus and the contract are in a language that the consumer is familiar with (i.e. not legal jargon); purchasers are given a cooling-off period during which they may withdraw from the contract; deposits of money are banned during the cooling-off period

ANNEX 2 Conditions to be respected to allow side by side coexistence of the "Single Buyer" system and "Third Party Access". - Degree of consumer choice for eligible consumers: in case of the SB system eligible consumers should have the freedom to contract electricity supplies with external producers under the same conditions as and with domestic independent electricity producers.

Yet the benefits for the Community will not be reaped unless all concerned accept their share of the responsibilities: - Industry must make environmental improvement an integral part of its strategies, must inform consumers and other interested parties about its efforts and must engage in an active dialogue with the public authorities. - Consumers must show greater awareness and take the environmental dimension into account in their purchasing patterns. - The public authorities must set realistic standards, create a transparent regulatory framework, keep the eco-industries adequately informed and, finally, accept their responsibilities a ...[+++]s purchasers of goods and services. - The Community must continue to take action wherever warranted by the subsidiarity principle, while avoiding new bureaucratic procedures.