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What is Transposition deficit?

Definition

Transposition deficit means: The transposition deficit is the share of internal market directives that Member States have not transposed into national law on time. Source: EUR-Lex glossary of summaries.

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Why it matters

It is a useful indicator of where EU obligations may be delayed or uneven in national implementation.

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What is Transposition deficit?

The transposition deficit is the share of internal market directives that Member States have not transposed into national law on time.

Why does Transposition deficit matter in EU policy?

It is a useful indicator of where EU obligations may be delayed or uneven in national implementation.

Where can I verify the definition of Transposition deficit?

Lex cites EUR-Lex glossary of summaries for this definition and links the source records on this page.

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