Annexes to COM(2017)370 - Monitoring the application of EU law 2016 Annual Report - Main contents
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dossier | COM(2017)370 - Monitoring the application of EU law 2016 Annual Report. |
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document | COM(2017)370 ![]() |
date | July 6, 2017 |
(122) Commission decisions on infringements .
(123) The number of complaints open at end-2016 (d) is calculated by adding together the number of complaint files open at end-2015 (a) and of new complaints opened in 2016 (b), then subtracting the number of complaints handled during 2016 (c) (a+b-c=d).
(124) Directive 2003/4/EC .
(125) C(2016) 8600 , OJ C 18, 19 January 2017.
(126) The number of EU Pilot files open at end-2016 (d) is calculated by adding together the numbers of files open at end-2015 (a) and of new files opened in 2016 (b), then subtracting the number of files handled during 2016 (c) (a+b-c=d).
(127) The figures that follow were calculated for all infringement cases irrespective of origin (i.e. complaint, own initiative by the Commission or late transposition of directives by Member States).
(128) Commission v Greece, C-584/14 (lump sum payment of EUR 10 million; penalty: EUR 30 000 for each day of delay adopting the measures necessary to comply with the judgment under Article 258 TFEU).
(129) Commission v Portugal, C-557/14 (lump sum payment of EUR 3 million; penalty: EUR 8 000 for each day of delay in implementing the measures necessary to comply with the judgment under Article 258 TFEU).
(130) Directive 2014/61/EU .
(131) Directives 2015/565/EU and 2015/566/EU .
(132) Directive 2014/26/EU .
(133) OJ C 12 , 15.1.2011, p. 1-5.
(134) C(2016) 8600, OJ C 18, 19 January 2017.
(135) Commission v Luxembourg, C-489/16. The Commission referred Luxembourg to the Court for failing to fully implement the Single European Railway Area Directive. It proposed a daily penalty of EUR 8 710; Commission v Luxembourg, C-511/1 6. The Commission referred Luxembourg to the Court for failing to fully implement the Directive 2014/27/EU in order to align it to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures. It proposed a daily penalty of EUR 8 710.
(136) Commission v Romania, C–62/156 . The Commission referred Romania to the Court for failing to fully implement the Directive on sulphur content of marine fuels. It proposed a daily penalty of EUR 38 042.60. Romania subsequently adopted the necessary legislative measures and the Commission therefore withdrew this case from the Court.
(137) Directive 2012/34/EU.
(138) Directive 2014/59/EU .
(139) Directive 2013/14/EU .
(140) The data on policy areas referred to in the main report and in the sections on the Member States is based on information available in the European Commission’s infringements central database. The policy areas are referred to as follows: agriculture and rural development; budget; climate action; communication networks, content and technology; competition; education and culture; economic and financial affairs; financial stability and capital markets union; neighbourhood and enlargement negotiations; employment; energy; environment; migration and home affairs; justice and consumers; maritime affairs and fisheries; internal market, industry, entrepreneurship and SMEs; mobility and transport; regional policy; health and food safety; taxation and customs; trade.