US EditionThe Pp Claims that Brussels Warns that Spain Did Not Communicate the V16 Beacon Rule and Warns of Legal Consequences
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The European Commission has confirmed, in response to a parliamentary question from the Vice-President of the Group of the European People's Party (PPE), Dolors Montserrat, that the Spanish Government did not notify Brussels, as required by European legislation, of the rules establishing the mandatory connection of the V16 beacon, and has also warned that this imposition may affect the internal market, noting that the introduction of specific na…
According to the EPP (European People's Party), the European Commission says that Spain did not communicate the V-16 beacon rule and warns about the legal consequences. No other country in Europe uses it. Read
The European Commission recalls that States must notify any draft technical regulation before it is adopted.
Brussels says that the Spanish State did not notify the mandatory nature of the V16 beacon because it did not comply with the procedures of the European directive that obliges member states to notify any draft technical regulation before it is approved.
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