1. The Conference stresses
that it is central to the coherence and unity of the process of European
construction that each Member State should fully and accurately transpose into
national law the Community Directives addressed to it within the deadlines laid
down therein.
Moreover, the Conference, while recognizing that it must be for each Member
State to determine how the provisions of Community law can best be enforced in
the light of its own particular institutions, legal system and other
circumstances, but in any event in compliance with Article 189 of the Treaty
establishing the European Community, considers it essential for the proper
functioning of the Community that the measures taken by the different Member
States should result in Community law being applied with the same effectiveness
and rigour as in the application of their national law.
2. The Conference calls on the Commission to ensure, in exercising its
powers under Article 155 of this Treaty, that Member States fulfil their
obligations. It asks the Commission to publish periodically a full report
for the Member States and the European Parliament.
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