Translation of "pertinentes pour l’acquis " (French → English) :

to review the Community acquis in consumer protection with a view to simplification, modernisation, better regulation, removing existing inconsistencies and respecting the requirements of new technologies, with due regard for the subsidiarity principle laid down in Article 5 of the Treaty establishing the European Community; and to put forward, where appropriate and taking into account the outcome of the consultations on the Green paper on the review of the consumer acquis, proposals for a relevant adaptation of the acquis provided that the concerned rights and obligations ensure a high level of consumer protection and improve the funct ...[+++]ioning of the internal market,

“Directly relevant” : material regarding topics of general contract law which are directly relevant for the EU consumer acquis , i.e. concepts of national contract law which are presupposed in the EU acquis as it currently stands.

3. For the purposes of matters falling within the scope of the Treaty, references to the replaced Articles of the Schengen Convention and relevant provisions of the Schengen acquis implementing those Articles shall be construed as references to this Regulation.

(9) The Council thus recognises the right of Ireland to make, in accordance with Article 4 of the Schengen Protocol, a request for partial participation, noting at the same time that it is necessary to consider the impact of such participation by Ireland in the provisions concerning the establishment and operation of the SIS on the interpretation of the other relevant provisions of the Schengen acquis and on its financial implications.

Following an analysis of the replies to its working document 'Towards common asylum procedures' of March 1999, and of relevant resolutions of the EU acquis and legislation and practice in Member States, the Commission presented its proposal for a Council Directive on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing refugee status on 20 September 2000. [4]

Whereas the Council thus recognises the right of the United Kingdom to make, in accordance with Article 4 of the Schengen Protocol, a request for partial participation, noting at the same time that it is necessary to consider the impact of such participation of the United Kingdom in the provisions concerning the establishment and operation of the SIS on the interpretation of the other relevant provisions of the Schengen acquis and on its financial implications.