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Regulation (EU) 2017/2394 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2017
On cooperation between national authorities responsible for the enforcement of consumer protection laws
and repealing Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 (Text with EEA relevance)- Recitals
CHAPTER I — INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS- CHAPTER II — COMPETENT AUTHORITIES AND THEIR POWERS
- Article 5 — Competent authorities and single liaison offices
- Article 6 — Cooperation for the application of this Regulation within Member States
- Article 7 — Role of designated bodies
- Article 8 — Information and lists
- Article 9 — Minimum powers of competent authorities
- Article 10 — Exercise of minimum powers
- CHAPTER III — MUTUAL ASSISTANCE MECHANISM
- CHAPTER IV — COORDINATED INVESTIGATION AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS FOR WIDESPREAD INFRINGEMENTS AND FOR WIDESPREAD INFRINGEMENTS WITH A UNION DIMENSION
- Article 15 — Procedure for decisions amongst Member States
- Article 16 — General principles of cooperation
- Article 17 — Launch of coordinated action and designation of the coordinator
- Article 18 — Reasons for declining to take part in the coordinated action
- Article 19 — Investigation measures in coordinated actions
- Article 20 — Commitments in coordinated actions
- Article 21 — Enforcement measures in coordinated actions
- Article 22 — Closure of the coordinated actions
- Article 23 — Role of the coordinator
- Article 24 — Language arrangements
- Article 25 — Language arrangements for communication with traders
- CHAPTER V — UNION-WIDE ACTIVITIES
- Article 26 — Alerts
- Article 27 — External alerts
- Article 28 — Exchange of other information relevant for the detection of infringements
- Article 29 — Sweeps
- Article 30 — Coordination of other activities contributing to investigation and enforcement
- Article 31 — Exchange of officials between competent authorities
- Article 32 — International cooperation
- CHAPTER VI — COMMON ARRANGEMENTS
- CHAPTER VII — FINAL PROVISIONS
- Final
- ANNEX — Directives and Regulations referred to in point (1) of Article 3