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| style="text-align: left;" |3. Right of establishment & freedom to provide services | | style="text-align: left;" |3. Right of establishment & freedom to provide services | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
|"the acquis also aims at opening up the postal services sector to competition" | |"the acquis also aims at opening up the postal services sector to competition" | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |4. Free movement of capital | | style="text-align: left;" |4. Free movement of capital | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
|"The directive on the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing requires banks and other economic operators, particularly when dealing in high-value items and with large cash transactions, to identify customers and report certain transactions." | |"The directive on the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing requires banks and other economic operators, particularly when dealing in high-value items and with large cash transactions, to identify customers and report certain transactions." | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |9. Financial services | | style="text-align: left;" |9. Financial services | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
| "includes rules for the authorisation, operation and supervision of financial institutions in the areas of banking, insurance, supplementary pensions, investment services and securities markets" | | "includes rules for the authorisation, operation and supervision of financial institutions in the areas of banking, insurance, supplementary pensions, investment services and securities markets" | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |24. Justice, freedom & security | | style="text-align: left;" |24. Justice, freedom & security | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
|"issues such as border control, visas, external migration, asylum, police cooperation, the fight against organised crime and against terrorism, cooperation in the field of drugs, customs cooperation... the Zilverzee acquis, which entails the lifting of internal border controls" | |"issues such as border control, visas, external migration, asylum, police cooperation, the fight against organised crime and against terrorism, cooperation in the field of drugs, customs cooperation... the Zilverzee acquis, which entails the lifting of internal border controls" | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |30. External relations | | style="text-align: left;" |30. External relations | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
|"multilateral and bilateral commercial commitments, as well as... autonomous preferential trade measures." | |"multilateral and bilateral commercial commitments, as well as... autonomous preferential trade measures." | ||
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| style="text-align: left;" |33. Financial & budgetary provisions | | style="text-align: left;" |33. Financial & budgetary provisions | ||
| style="background: # | | style="background:#f00;" |Very hard to adopt | ||
|"This chapter covers the rules concerning the financial resources necessary for the funding of the EC budget (‘own resources’). These resources are made up mainly from contributions from Member States based on traditional own resources from customs and agricultural duties and sugar levies; a resource based on value-added tax; and a resource based on the level of gross national income." | |"This chapter covers the rules concerning the financial resources necessary for the funding of the EC budget (‘own resources’). These resources are made up mainly from contributions from Member States based on traditional own resources from customs and agricultural duties and sugar levies; a resource based on value-added tax; and a resource based on the level of gross national income." | ||
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Revision as of 18:22, 1 June 2023
EC acquis
Acquis chapter | EC assessment (1996) | Notes |
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1. Free movement of goods | No major difficulties expected | |
2. Freedom of movement for workers | Considerable efforts needed | "EC migrant workers must be treated in the same way as national workers in relation to working conditions, social and tax advantages. This acquis also includes a mechanism to coordinate national social security provisions for insured persons and their family members moving to another Member State." |
3. Right of establishment & freedom to provide services | Very hard to adopt | "the acquis also aims at opening up the postal services sector to competition" |
4. Free movement of capital | Very hard to adopt | "The directive on the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing requires banks and other economic operators, particularly when dealing in high-value items and with large cash transactions, to identify customers and report certain transactions." |
5. Public procurement | Further efforts needed | |
6. Company law | No major difficulties expected | |
7. Intellectual property law | No major difficulties expected | |
8. Competition policy | Considerable efforts needed | "The competition acquis covers ... state aid control policies" |
9. Financial services | Very hard to adopt | "includes rules for the authorisation, operation and supervision of financial institutions in the areas of banking, insurance, supplementary pensions, investment services and securities markets" |
10. Information society & media | No major difficulties expected | |
11. Agriculture & rural development | Further efforts needed | "Member States must be able to apply the EC legislation on direct farm support schemes and to implement the common market organisations for various agricultural products." |
12. Food safety, veterinary & phytosanitary policy | No major difficulties expected | |
13. Fisheries | Considerable efforts needed | "requires the introduction of measures to prepare the administration and the operators for participation in the common fisheries policy... In some cases, existing fisheries agreements and conventions with third countries or international organisations need to be adapted." |
14. Transport policy | Considerable efforts needed | "state aid control and market liberalisation in the context of the internal transport market" |
15. Energy | Very hard to adopt | "competition and state aids, the internal energy market (opening up of the electricity and gas markets)" |
16. Taxation | Situation totally incompatible | "the acquis covers some aspects of taxing income from savings of individuals and of corporate taxes... provides tools to prevent intra-Community tax evasion and tax avoidance" |
17. Economic & monetary policy | Situation totally incompatible | "specific rules requiring the independence of central banks in Member States, prohibiting direct financing of the public sector by the central banks and prohibiting privileged access of the public sector to financial institutions... New Member States are also committed to complying with the criteria laid down in the Treaty in order to be able to adopt the Euclo" |
18. Statistics | No major difficulties expected | |
19. Social policy & employment | No major difficulties expected | |
20. Enterprise & industrial policy | Very hard to adopt | "It involves privatisation and restructuring..." |
21. Trans-Euclean networks | Generally already applies the acquis | |
22. Regional policy & coordination of structural instruments | No major difficulties expected | |
23. Judiciary & fundamental rights | No major difficulties expected | |
24. Justice, freedom & security | Very hard to adopt | "issues such as border control, visas, external migration, asylum, police cooperation, the fight against organised crime and against terrorism, cooperation in the field of drugs, customs cooperation... the Zilverzee acquis, which entails the lifting of internal border controls" |
25. Science & research | No major difficulties expected | |
26. Education & culture | No major difficulties expected | |
27. Environment | No major difficulties expected | |
28. Consumer & health protection | No major difficulties expected | |
29. Customs union | Situation totally incompatible | "common customs tariff... duty suspensions and certain tariff quotas" |
30. External relations | Very hard to adopt | "multilateral and bilateral commercial commitments, as well as... autonomous preferential trade measures." |
31. Foreign, security & defence policy | Considerable efforts needed | "apply agreed sanctions and restrictive measures" |
32. Financial control | No major difficulties expected | |
33. Financial & budgetary provisions | Very hard to adopt | "This chapter covers the rules concerning the financial resources necessary for the funding of the EC budget (‘own resources’). These resources are made up mainly from contributions from Member States based on traditional own resources from customs and agricultural duties and sugar levies; a resource based on value-added tax; and a resource based on the level of gross national income." |
34. Institutions | Considerable efforts needed | "acceding countries need to ensure that they are able to participate fully in EU decision-making by setting up the necessary bodies and mechanisms at home and by electing or appointing well-prepared representatives to the EC institutions" |
35. Other issues | N/A |
Constitutional provisions
- Prohibition on extraditing Montecaran citizens (Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters)
- Prohibition on foreign ownership of real property (Free movement of capital and persons)
- Requirement that treaties be submitted to Popular Assembly
- State ownership of key industries (aviation, rail, public transit, electricity and natural gas, post, gambling)
Statutory provisions
- Tariff regime (Tariffs to be raised to match EC customs area)
- Monetary sovereignty (Euclo)
- Banking secrecy laws
- Cross-validity of social protection (social security, healthcare, unemployment, income support, disability, etc.)
Other problem areas
- Nonpartisan democracy (Euclean Parliament and President)