The objectives, content, scope and duration of the delegation of power shall be explicitly defined in the European laws and framework laws.

To learn the experience that Slovenia has gained in the regulation of telecommunications, on-line content, on-line services and on-line business;

Assistance to the Games of Chance Administration in strengthening administrative capacities to exercise control over the monitoring and information system by drafting relevant legislation and regulations in this area, and by preparing the technical, human resources and expert potential for the introduction and implementation of the on-line information system in Montenegro.

The separation between the regulation of transmission and the regulation of content does not prejudice the taking into account of the links existing between them, in particular in order to guarantee media pluralism, cultural diversity and consumer protection.

There is no guarantee that a law on the media ombudsman would not be distorted at the stage of the parliamentary procedure, in such a way that a favorable solution to the problem of funding could have serious consequences for the content.

Since content providers of this type are not bound by the media law in principle, and since their distribution channels are not limited by technical restraints, which is one of the more important arguments in support of the regulation of the broadcasting Weld (i.e. a limited number of frequencies), we can expect that this area will be plagued with difficulties that the current legislation will not be able to resolve.

The Mass Media Act further stipulates, in the section defining the public interest in the media sector, that the Republic of Slovenia supports the media in disseminating programs which are important for Slovenian citizens, Slovenians across the world, members of Slovenian national minorities in Italy, Austria and Hungary, Italian and Hungarian national minorities in Slovenia, and the Roma community in exercising the right to be informed and obtain public information;

Whereas the laws, regulations and administrative provisions in force in the various Member States relating to the safety characteristics of recreational craft differ in scope and content;

Whereas the content and scope of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions in force in the Member States with regard to the safety, health protection and performance characteristics of medical devices, are different;

Whereas the content and scope of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions in force in the Member States with regard to the safety, health protection and performance characteristics of medical devices are different;

Whereas the content and scope of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions in force in the Member States with regard to the safety, health protection and performance, characteristics and authorisation procedures for in vitro diagnostic medical devices are different;

with regard to terms used in the Agreement which are not specifically defined therein, this Directive leaves Member States free to define those terms in accordance with national law and practice, as is the case for other social policy Directives using similar terms, providing that those definitions respect the content of the Agreement;

Thus, the direct aim and content of the Agreement concerns the facilitation of legitimate trade between the Community and the United States of America while ensuring on a reciprocal basis a high level of security by allowing for cooperation in developing actions in specific control areas in respect of which the Community has competence.

state that the consumer has legal rights under applicable national legislation governing the sale of consumer goods and make clear that those rights are not affected by the guarantee, - set out in plain intelligible language the contents of the guarantee and the essential particulars necessary for making claims under the guarantee, notably the duration and territorial scope of the guarantee as well as the name and address of the guarantor.

Whereas, with regard to terms used in the Framework Agreement which are not specifically defined therein, this Directive leaves Member States free to define those terms in accordance with national law and practice, as is the case for other social policy Directives using similar terms, providing that the said definitions respect the content of the Framework Agreement;

The review shall in particular address the scope and impact of this Directive, including the extent of the increase in re-use of public sector documents, the effects of the principles applied to charging and the re-use of official texts of a legislative and administrative nature, as well as further possibilities of improving the proper functioning of the internal market and the development of the European content industry.

When drafting new legislation based on Article 63(1)(a) of the Treaty establishing the European Community in a field which is covered by the subject matter of the Annex to this Agreement or by Article 1(5), the Commission of the European Communities (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission") shall informally seek advice from experts of Iceland and Norway in the same way it seeks advice from experts of the Member States for drawing up its proposals.