‘commercial guarantee’ means any undertaking by the trader or a producer (the guarantor) to the consumer, in addition to his legal obligation relating to the guarantee of conformity, to reimburse the price paid or to replace, repair or service goods in any way if they do not meet the specifications or any other requirements not related to conformity set out in the guarantee statement or in the relevant advertising available at the time of, or before the conclusion of the contract;

6. Urges the Montenegrin Government and Parliament to give practical effect to the objectives listed in Article 80 of the SAA by introducing the laws and regulations required in order to guarantee the full independence and accountability of the judiciary; considers, in this connection, that the new constitutional provisions regarding responsibility for appointing judges reduce Parliament's discretionary powers and increase the autonomy of the judicial self-regulatory body; recalls that it is essential that an independent, efficient and corruption-free judiciary be in place to manage the full and irreversible implementation of the rule ...[+++]of law;

This is not to suggest that the system is too discretionary or too subjective, but it is simply stating a reality.

Where the law of a Member State requires all cooperatives, or a certain type of them, covered by the law of that State to join a legally authorised external body and to submit to a specific system of auditing carried out by that body, the arrangements shall automatically apply to an SCE with its registered office in that Member State provided that this body meets the requirements of Directive 84/253/EEC.

Where the law of a Member State requires all cooperatives, or a certain type of them, covered by the law of that State to join a legally authorised external body and to submit to a specific system of auditing carried out by that body, the arrangements shall automatically apply to an SCE with its registered office in that Member State provided that this body meets the requirements of Directive 84/253/EEC.

On point five, suggestions are along the usual lines for the committee, namely that the regulations should set out the factors governing the tribunal's discretion, and remove phrases that unnecessarily import subjective elements into the tribunal's decision-making power.