Doufám, že se tato publikace1 stane inspirací pro všechny ty, kteří
se podílejí na zajišťování bezpečnosti výrobků určených pro spotřebitele,
ať už se jedná o orgány veřejné správy, regulační orgány
nebo obchodníky. Pouze posílením naší spolupráce a zvýšením
našeho zapojení můžeme zajistit bezpečnost výrobků uváděných
na světové trhy a ochranu zdraví a bezpečnosti evropských spotřebitelů.
Obviously, number of
nts need participate fully,
the activities including the
but the same time other
es could play role without
hemselves full participa-
Project plan setup
Selecting producers
and samples
Sampling
Testing
Risk assessment
Follow-up
with producer
Measures
Communication
Reporting
Steps market
surveillance action
Coordination
activities
Drafting project plan
Drafting application for joint action
Facilitate common understanding
between participants
Sampling criteria
Coordination sampling plans
Coordination sampling
Overview samples
Coordination tests
Joint testing
Exchange test results
Exchange assessments
Common risk assessments
Facilitate common understanding
between participants
Make results‘transparent’
Coordination EU-wide follow-up
Facilitate common understanding
between participants
Coordination
Exchange best practices
Collecting results and reporting to
the Commission
Figure 26: Outline Cross-Border Market Surveillance Action.
nes number potential
peration ranging from ex-
formation joint action.
int cross-border
tivities
perationbetweentheMem-
tends beyond exchange of
t takes the shape joint
activities.
strates generic model a
) market surveillance action
essary coordination activi-
et surveillance actions can
by combining elements from
cording the ambitions of
nts. The cooperation
any different appearances. However, all kinds of
solutions are possible de-
n the interests the partici-
ment the Member States
y depending upon the level
on.
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ecific cases, products actions. Furthermore, information about
the results will prove valuable for other Member States
in their analysis and planning upcoming activities. This information valuable because it
may describe good best practice that other Member
States can learn from.
o describes the coordination
ciated with each level the
ble gives outline some
bilities.
Reports from finalised market surveillance actions,
studies etc.
developed under the EMARS project in-
nowledge base that focuses sharing of
produced the project participants and
es and the Rapid Advice Forum that aims at
pid informal advice issues raised mar-
ance officers
