Internal Market Information System - expert group (IMI)

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Internal Market Information System - expert group (IMI)

Details

Abbreviation: IMI

Policy Area: Internal Market

Lead DG: DG Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs

Type: Informal

Scope: Limited

Mission: To guide and advise the Commission in the development of the Internal Market Information (IMI) system. IMI is an enabling mechanism, providing Member State administrations with a multilingual tool to support the mutual assistance and information exchange required to implement Internal Market legislation efficiently

Task: Coordinate with Member States, exchange of views

Contact: -

Publication in RegExp: 21/02/2006

Creating Act: -

Last updated: 23/09/2022

Additional Information

Selection procedure: The members of this group are the Member States. It is for the authority of ach Member State to decide on who will represent them. 3 Organisations of EFTA countries are participating to the meetings. Their members are designated by the Member States of the EFTA.

Rules of procedure: Expert groups usually operate in an informal setting without any formal rules of procedure. This is the case for this group

Other: Internal Market Information System IMI was created by the following expert group: (the Internal Market Advisory Committee IMAC E01422), but has become autonomous in 2011.

http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/imi-net/

Subgroups

No Subgroups assigned to this group.

 
 
 
 
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    Dit type werkgroepen van de Europese Unie adviseert de Europese Commissie bij het opstellen van nieuwe wetgeving en nieuw beleid. Daarnaast houden ze zich bezig met controle, coördinatie en samenwerking met de lidstaten. Expertgroepen kunnen tijdelijk of permanent zijn ingesteld. De deskundigen worden niet betaald, maar krijgen een onkostenvergoeding. Expertgroepen zijn samengesteld uit deskundigen van nationale overheden, vertegenwoordigers van belangenorganisaties en/of experts uit het bedrijfsleven.
     
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    This directorate-general (DG) is responsible for policies concerning the internal market, industry and small and medium enterprises. The directorate-general is also involved in the Copernicus and Galileo space programmes of the EU.