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Indre marked: Norske restriksjoner for børseierskap i strid med EØS-avtalen
PR(10)70 - Norwegian version
Internal market: Norwegian restrictions on stock exchange ownership in breach of EEA law
PR(10)70 - English version
Financial crisis: Icelandic Emergency Act compatible with the EEA Agreement
PR(10)68 - English version
Animal health: Norwegian animal by-products not handled in line with legal requirements
PR(10)66 - English version
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Dyrehelse: Animalske biprodukter blir ikke forskriftsmessig håndtert i Norge
PR(10)66 - Norwegian version
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Internal Market Scoreboard: Norway and Liechtenstein among top nine EEA performers
Norway and Liechtenstein are among the best of the 30 EEA countries when it comes to timely transposition of Internal Market directives into national law. Iceland is still above the target, but has reduced its transposition delay.
Read moreFood Safety: Iceland fails to incorporate legislation on veterinary medical products
PR(10)51
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The EFTA Surveillance Authority launches public consultation on the implementation of the Services Directive - PR(10)46
The Authority to bring Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway before the EFTA Court for failure to fully recognise professional qualifications obtained in other EEA States - PR(10)45
Transport: Iceland and Norway fail to incorporate a Regulation on public passenger transport - PR(10)43
Transport: Iceland fails to incorporate Regulation adapting technical specifications for recording equipment used in road transport - PR(10)42
Transport: Iceland fails to implement two Directives on enforcement of driving time and rest periods in road transport - PR(10)41
Icelandic Parliament amends law on the rights of employees upon transfer of undertakings - PR(10)40
Procurement: Norway can exclude commercial operators when buying child care services - PR(10)37
Aviation: Iceland fails to implement a Regulation within the single European sky - PR(10)36
Yesterday the Authority sent a final warning to Iceland for failure to incorporate a Regulation within the single European sky[1].
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Starfsmenn erlendra fyrirtækja: Íslandi stefnt fyrir EFTA-dómstólinn
Eftirlitsstofnun EFTA (ESA) ákvað í dag að stefna Íslandi fyrir EFTA-dómstólinn
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Icesave: Íslandi ber að tryggja greiðslu á lágmarkstryggingu til breskra og hollenskra sparifjáreigenda
Icesave: Iceland obliged to ensure payment of the minimum compensation to British and Dutch depositors
Food Safety: Unsatisfactory hygiene controls in poultry processing in Norway
A report published by the EFTA Surveillance Authority today shows that findings from a previous inspection in 2006 had not been followed up or corrected by the competent national authority. Inspectors found examples of dripping of water from overhead structures, and unhygienic handling of meat and packaging materials.
Read morePR(10)23: Financial services: Iceland brought to court for failure to fully implement Directive
PR(10)22: Ten letters of formal notice sent to Iceland for failure to incorporate regulations on feed additives
PR(10)20: Iceland amends its rules on taxation of capital gains from the sale of residential real-estate
PR(10)17: The EFTA Surveillance Authority issues final warning to Norway concerning restrictions on where accounting information may be stored
PR(10)15: The Authority publishes final report on control of residues and contaminants in live animals and animal products in Norway - overall conclusion is positive
PR(10)13: Iceland fails to incorporate regulation on emissions from light passenger and commercial vehicles (Euro 5 and 6) and on access to vehicle repair and maintenance information
PR(10)10: Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway failing to fully adjust their national legislation to the Professional Qualifications Directive
PR(10)08: Iceland fails to implement Regulation laying down requirements on data link services for the single European sky
PR(10)07: Internal Market Scoreboard
At 0.7%, the average transposition deficit of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway is the same as the EU Member States'
“This Scoreboard confirms that the EEA EFTA States continue performing well”, says President Per Sanderud. “Liechtenstein and Norway are well below the 1% target, whilst Iceland still needs to improve to reach the target”.
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