- insufficient steps have been taken at Member State and NSA level to ensure proper supervision of cross-border air navigation service provision. The framework for the provision and supervision of cross-border services is not yet properly established in a number of Member States. Numerous cross-border arrangements seem to be known only at operational level but not yet formalised at institutional level; this may imply an absence of supervision on the cross-border service provision.. Member States must ensure that the legal basis for t ...[+++]he cross-border provision of ANS in their sovereign territory is correctly established and enforced, and.

| 3.DE: Access subject to acceptance into a Bar Association according to the "Federal Lawyers Act" which requires establishment which is restricted to sole proprietorship or partnership only.FR: Provision through SEL (anonyme, à responsabilité limitée ou en commandite par actions) or SCP only.FI: When practising legal services as a member of the General Bar Association, citizenship of one of the EEA (European Economic Area) countries is requiredAT, CY, MT: Unbound.

[54] For example, in Germany, the law gives advocates a monopoly as regards the provision of legal services.

The Legal Service shall be consulted on all drafts or proposals for legal instruments and on all documents which may have legal implications.

(27) This Directive, together with the future Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning the distance marketing of consumer financial services, contributes to the creating of a legal framework for the on-line provision of financial services; this Directive does not pre-empt future initiatives in the area of financial services in particular with regard to the harmonisation of rules of conduct in this field; the possibility for Member States, established in this Directive, under certain circumstances of restricting the freedom to provide information so ...[+++]ciety services in order to protect consumers also covers measures in the area of financial services in particular measures aiming at protecting investors.

(5) The development of information society services within the Community is hampered by a number of legal obstacles to the proper functioning of the internal market which make less attractive the exercise of the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services; these obstacles arise from divergences in legislation and from the legal uncertainty as to which national rules apply to such services; in the absence of coordination and adjustment of legislation in the relevant areas, obstacles might be justified in the light of ...[+++] the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities; legal uncertainty exists with regard to the extent to which Member States may control services originating from another Member State.