Translation of "Rechtsschutzverfahren" in English

However, exequatur will be maintained for judgments in defamation cases and collective redress proceedings.

This week now, the Commission has published the recommendation on introducing collective class action procedures.

Finally, essential services also need stronger guarantees of market transparency and better complaint and redress mechanisms.

Specific concerns were expressed with respect to the abolition of the exequatur in defamation cases and in collective redress proceedings.

Collective redress mechanisms should preserve procedural safeguards and guarantees of parties to civil actions.

The availability of funding for collective redress litigation should be arranged in such a way that it cannot lead to an abuse of the system or a conflict of interest.

To that end, the court may stay the collective redress action until the proceedings of the public authority have been concluded.

In Europe, collective redress procedures have been introduced in some Member States.

Member States are to ensure that in fields of law where a public authority is empowered to adopt a decision finding that there has been a violation of Union law, collective redress actions should, as a general rule, only commence once proceedings of the public authority which were launched before commencement of the private action have been definitively concluded.

National redress mechanisms should be available in different areas where EU law grants rights to citizens and companies, notably in consumer protection, competition, environment protection and financial services.

The priority actions under the second objective "Effective enforcement of consumer protection rules" are the development of an administrative cooperation framework between Member States and of redress mechanisms for consumers.

The priority actions, under the second objective “Effective enforcement of consumer protection rules”, are the development of an administrative co-operation framework between Member States and of redress mechanisms for consumers.

This Recommendation puts forward a set of principles relating both to judicial and out-of-court collective redress that should be common across the Union, while respecting the different legal traditions of the Member States.

All Member States should have collective redress mechanisms at national level for both injunctive and compensatory relief, which respect the basic principles set out in this Recommendation.

The Member States should ensure that judicial collective redress mechanisms are accompanied by appropriate means of collective alternative dispute resolution available to the parties before and throughout the litigation.

The Member States should collect reliable annual statistics on the number of out-of-court and judicial collective redress procedures and information about the parties, the subject matter and outcome of the cases.

There are also notable differences governing the funding of collective redress actions, the distribution of proceeds and the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

Member State must also encourage the development of adequate and effective out-of-court complaints and redress procedures for the settlement of consumer disputes.

Stage 3: The Commission will adopt, by the end of this year, a proposal to specify the fundamental procurement principles for public contracts within the RELEX area as part of the revision and modernisation of Title IX of the Financial Regulation, including provisions covering conflict of interest, anti-corruption and procedures for appeal.

These costs would be minimal if national safeguard procedures were modelled on the procedures adopted under European instruments which have abolished exequatur for certain types of claims.

In its Strategy, the Commission underlined the importance of effective redress mechanisms for consumers and announced its intention to consider action on consumer collective redress.

The Commission has worked for several years on developing European standards of collective redress in the field of consumer and competition law.

Priority actions, under this objective, are the development of an administrative co-operation framework between Member States and of redress mechanisms for consumers.

By recommending to Member States to put in place national collective redress mechanisms the Commission wants to improve access to justice, while ensuring appropriate procedural guarantees to avoid abusive litigation.