Thus, where, for example, the acquisition of a right in an immovable property has to be recorded in a register under the law of the Member State in which the register is kept in order to ensure the erga omnes effect of registers or to protect legal transactions, the moment of such acquisition should be governed by the law of that Member State.

18. Asks the Commission to consider an EU-wide publicity and information campaign to better inform and warn the public of the issues with regard to purchase of timeshare properties, to involve the holiday tourist industry in giving information to consumers and to promote quality timeshare operators via an EU-wide quality assurance scheme;

A limited scope of application is typical for many directives (e.g.: Directives 85/577 on Doorstep Selling : not covered are insurance contracts, contracts on real estate, construction, ... ; 97/7 on Distance Contracts: not covered are contracts on real estate, construction,... ; 94/47 on Timesharing Contracts: covered are only contracts with a minimum term of 3 years, Directive 2000/35/EC on combatting late payment in commercial transactions: transactions with consumers are not covered.

This amount may not exceed 60 ECU.The Council, acting on a proposal from the Commission, shall examine and, if necessary, revise this amount for the first time no later than four years after notification of the Directive and thereafter every two years, taking into account economic and monetary developments in the Community. 2. This Directive shall not apply to:(a) contracts for the construction, sale and rental of immovable property or contracts concerning other rights relating to immovable property.Contracts for the supply of goods and for their incorporation in immovable property or contracts for repairing immovable property shall fall within the scope of this Directive; b)contracts for the supply of foodstuffs or beverages or other good ...[+++]s intended for current consumption in the household and supplied by regular roundsmen; (c)contracts for the supply of goods or services, provided that all three of the following conditions are met: (i) the contract is concluded on the basis of a trader's catalogue which the consumer has a proper opportunity of reading in the absence of the trader's representative, (ii)there is intended to be continuity of contact between the trader's representative and the consumer in relation to that or any subsequent transaction, (iii)both the catalogue and the contract clearly inform the consumer of his right to return goods to the supplier within a period of not less than seven days of receipt or otherwise to cancel the contract within that period without obligation of any kind other than to take reasonable care of the goods; (d)insurance contracts; (e)contracts for securities.

Insurance for medical expenses (a) As regards entitlement to benefits in kind, Title III, Chapter 1 of the Regulation shall apply only to persons who are entitled to benefits in kind through compulsory insurance, voluntary insurance or elderly persons' insurance, which insurance schemes are covered by the law on sickness funds (Ziekenfondswet).

(a) A person receiving an old-age pension under Netherlands legislation and a pension under the legislation of another Member State shall, for the purposes of Article 27 and/or Article 28, be considered to be entitled to benefits in kind if, taking into account Article 9, where appropriate, he satisfies the conditions required for admission to sickness insurance schemes for elderly persons or to voluntary insurance schemes laid down in the Law on sickness fund insurance (Ziekenfondswet).