This could include public interest information regarding copyright infringement, other unlawful uses and the dissemination of harmful content, and advice and means of protection against risks to personal security, which may for example arise from disclosure of personal information in certain circumstances, as well as risks to privacy and personal data, and the availability of easy-to-use and configurable software or software options allowing protection for children or vulnerable persons.

This could include public interest information regarding copyright infringement, other unlawful uses and the dissemination of harmful content, and advice and means of protection against risks to personal security, which may for example arise from disclosure of personal information in certain circumstances, as well as risks to privacy and personal data, and the availability of easy-to-use and configurable software or software options allowing protection for children or vulnerable persons.

Given the possible widespread harm that EU-level relevant infringements could cause to consumers in several Member States, the 2013 Roadmap outlined, as an option for review, the possibility of introducing a more efficient enforcement coordination mechanism/procedure to tackle cases of EU-level relevance[40].

Given the possible widespread harm that EU-level relevant infringements could cause to consumers in several Member States, the 2013 Roadmap outlined, as an option for review, the possibility of introducing a more efficient enforcement coordination mechanism/procedure to tackle cases of EU-level relevance[40].

As is the case in the Convention between the Member States of the European Communities on the enforcement of foreign criminal sentences of 13 November 1991, the State of enforcement has two options as to the manner of enforcement: the relevant authorities of the State of enforcement must either proceed to immediate enforcement of the sentence or convert the sentence, through a judicial or administrative procedure, into a decision of that State, thereby substituting for the penalty imposed in the sentencing State a penalty prescribed by the law of the administering State for the same offence (Article 9).

As is the case in the Convention between the Member States of the European Communities on the enforcement of foreign criminal sentences of 13 November 1991, the State of enforcement has two options as to the manner of enforcement: the relevant authorities of the State of enforcement must either proceed to immediate enforcement of the sentence or convert the sentence, through a judicial or administrative procedure, into a decision of that State, thereby substituting for the penalty imposed in the sentencing State a penalty prescribed by the law of the administering State for the same offence (Article 9).