Market Surveillance. The Parties undertake to exchange views on market surveillance and enforcement activities.
Market Surveillance. 1. The market surveillance authorities of the Member States and the market surveillance authorities of the United Kingdom shall exchange without delay any relevant information collected with regard to the goods referred to in Article 41(1) in the context of their respective market surveillance activities. They shall, in particular, communicate to each other and to the European Commission any information relating to those goods presenting a serious risk, as well as any measures taken in relation to non-compliant goods, including relevant information drawn from networks, information systems and databases established under Union or United Kingdom law in relation to those goods.
2. The Member States and the United Kingdom shall transmit without delay any request from the market surveillance authorities of the United Kingdom or of a Member State, respectively, to a conformity assessment body established in their territory, where that request concerns a conformity assessment carried out by that body in its capacity as notified body before the end of the transition period. Member States and the United Kingdom shall ensure that any such request is promptly addressed by the conformity assessment body.
Market Surveillance. The Parties shall:
(a) exchange views on market surveillance and enforcement activities;
(b) ensure that market surveillance functions are carried out by the competent authorities and that no conflicts of interest exist between the market surveillance function and the conformity assessment function; and
(c) ensure that there are no conflicts of interest between market surveillance bodies and the economic operators subject to control or supervision.
Market Surveillance. 1 The market surveillance authorities of the Member States and the market surveillance authorities of the United Kingdom shall exchange without delay any relevant information collected with regard to the goods referred to in Article 41(1) in the context of their respective market surveillance activities. They shall, in particular, communicate to each other and to the European Commission any information relating to those goods presenting a serious risk, as well as any measures taken in relation to non-compliant goods, including relevant information drawn from networks, information systems and databases established under Union or United Kingdom law in relation to those goods.
Market Surveillance. 1. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to limit the authority of a Regulatory Authority to take all appropriate and immediate measures whenever it ascertains that a product may:
(a) although correctly installed, maintained and used for its intended purpose, compromise the health and/or safety of the crew, the passengers or, where applicable, other persons, or adversely affect the marine environment;
(b) not meet the legislative, regulatory, or administrative provisions within the scope of the Agreement; or
(c) otherwise fail to satisfy a requirement within the scope of the Agreement. Such measures may include withdrawing the products from the market, prohibiting their placement on the market, restricting their free movement, initiating a product recall, and preventing the recurrence of such problems, including through a prohibition on imports. If the Regulatory Authority takes such action, it shall inform the other Party no later than fifteen days after taking such action, providing its reasons for such action.
2. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent the Parties from removing products from the market that do not in fact conform to a Party's technical regulations.
3. The Parties agree that any applicable border inspections and checks of products which have been certified, labelled or marked as conforming with the importing Party's requirements specified in Annex I shall be completed as expeditiously as possible. With regard to any inspections related to internal movement within their respective territories, the Parties agree that these shall be completed in no less a favourable manner than for like domestic products.
Market Surveillance. 5.1 Where SEHK, in the course of its surveillance of Exchange Participants (in relation to trading and clearing matters) and listed issuers or as a result of complaints or market intelligence, detects unusual market activity (whether of an Exchange Participant, their representative or clients) involving HKEx’s securities which reveals a possible breach of any of the Relevant Ordinances, business rules or conditions of a licence, SEHK will immediately inform the SFC. This clause 5.1 does not require SEHK to undertake surveillance functions or actions which it does not already undertake at the date hereof.
5.2 If SEHK informs the SFC under clause 5.1, it will then inform the SFC of SEHK’s findings.
Market Surveillance. 1. The market surveillance authorities of Member States and of the United Kingdom shall exchange promptly any relevant information collected with regard to the goods referred to in Article 37(1) in the context of their respective market surveillance activities. They shall also communicate to each other and to the European Commission any information relating to goods presenting a serious risk as well as any measures taken in relation to non-compliant goods.
2. Member States and the United Kingdom shall transmit without delay any request from the market surveillance authorities of the United Kingdom or of Member States, respectively, to a conformity assessment body established in their territory that concerns a conformity assessment carried out by that body in its capacity as notified body before the end of the transition period. Member States and the United Kingdom shall ensure that any such request is promptly addressed by the conformity assessment body.
Market Surveillance. (a) exchange views on market surveillance and enforcement activities;
(b) ensure that market surveillance functions are carried out by the competent authorities and that no conflicts of interest exist between the market surveillance function and the conformity assessment function; and
(c) ensure that there are no conflicts of interest between market surveillance bodies and the economic operators subject to control or supervision.
Market Surveillance. According to the present Rules the CB shall also conduct market surveillance. The purpose is to verify that products under Full Licence still complies. Whenever one product is found not complying to the requirements as set in the Licence the penalty fee of 10,000€ per sample of product type will be applied to the Licensee, irrespective of possible legal actions. The Licensee accepts by abiding to these Certification Rules to pay the penalties to the CB and to commit himself to have the non complying delivery be returned at his own cost and to find an arrangement with the retailer whatever the actual chain is.
Market Surveillance. For the purpose of post-market surveillance, the Parties may maintain any existing labelling and numbering requirements. The assignment of the numbers may take place in the territory of the exporting Party. The numbers will be allocated by the importing Party.
