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Infringement proceedings: Commission takes action for full, correct and timely implementation of Union law in the interest of citizens and businesses

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To help citizens and businesses take full advantage of the internal market, the European Commission is in permanent dialogue with member states which do not respect European law and, if necessary, opens infringement proceedings against them. The decisions taken today, as part of the regular infringement decisions, include 34 letters of formal notice. More specifically, there are 29 formal notices under Article 258 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and five formal notices under Article 258-260 (3) of the TFEU, 15 reasoned opinions and one additional reasoned opinion, and six referrals to the Court of Justice of the EU, including four referrals under Article 258 of the TFEU and two under Article 260 of the TFEU.

It also closes 46 pending cases when the member state concerned, in co-operation with the Commission, has solved the problem and ensured compliance with Union law and, consequently, a referral to the Court of Justice of the European Union is not necessary.

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