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Directive (EU) 2018/411 · CELEX 32018L0411 · Right of establishment and freedom to provide services

Directive (EU) 2018/411 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 March 2018 amending Directive (EU) 2016/97 as regards the date of application of Member States' transposition measures (Text with EEA relevance. )

Adopted
14.03.2018
In force since
19.03.2018
Transposition by country
3 / 27

EUR-Lex ↗ National measures in EUR-Lex ↗

Transposition by country

  1. BE Belgium no measures notified
  2. AT Austria no measures notified
  3. BG Bulgaria no measures notified
  4. HR Croatia no measures notified
  5. CY Cyprus no measures notified
  6. CZ Czechia no measures notified
  7. DK Denmark no measures notified
  8. EE Estonia no measures notified
  9. FI Finland no measures notified
  10. FR France no measures notified
  11. DE Germany 1 national measures · 1900
    • 01.01.1900 · Elektronischer Bundesanzeiger

      MS does not consider a transposition measure (NEM) necessary / Mitgliedstaat hält Umsetzungsmaßnahme für nicht erforderlich.

  12. EL Greece no measures notified
  13. HU Hungary no measures notified
  14. IE Ireland no measures notified
  15. IT Italy no measures notified
  16. LV Latvia no measures notified
  17. LT Lithuania no measures notified
  18. LU Luxembourg no measures notified
  19. MT Malta no measures notified
  20. NL Netherlands no measures notified
  21. PL Poland no measures notified
  22. PT Portugal no measures notified
  23. RO Romania no measures notified
  24. SK Slovakia no measures notified
  25. SI Slovenia no measures notified
  26. ES Spain 1 national measures
    • MS does not consider NEM necessary

  27. SE Sweden 1 national measures
    • · 2018:1219 · Svensk författningssamling (SFS)

      Lag om försäkringsdistribution

A directive binds the states to achieve a result by the deadline. Where the deadline has passed without transposition, individuals can as a rule rely on clear and unconditional provisions against the state (direct effect). The data are the measures notified by the states, not an assessment of completeness.