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Evaluation study of Directive 2006/42/EC on Machinery
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This report presents the Evaluation of Directive 2006/42/EC on Machinery. It was commissioned by EC Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW), and undertaken by a consortium led by Technopolis Group over an 18-month period during 2016-2017. The findings and conclusions are based on a programme of research and analyses, which included a public
consultation, a series of targeted consultation surveys, a programme of interviews, a review of relevant documentation and an analysis of statistical databases and reports. The focus of the evaluation is the 2006 Machinery Directive (MD), which is concerned with the free movement of machinery within the EU internal market, and with ensuring health safety of users of machinery. It is in fact the latest revision to a much earlier Directive (89/392/EEC) adopted in 1989. The purpose of the evaluation is to review the performance of the Directive and to determine the extent to which it is fit for purpose, providing evidence and conclusions that might form the basis for possible future legislative initiatives. In particular, the study is asked to assess the extent to which the Directive has met its twin objectives of (i) guaranteeing the free movement of relevant machinery within the Single Market, and (ii) ensuring a high level of safety and protection for machinery users (workers and consumers). To this end, the aims were to assess the relevance, effectiveness, coherence, efficiency and EU added value of the Directive, by addressing 18 specific evaluation questions. The evaluation covers the functioning of the Directive, including the processes involved in transposing, implementing and enforcing it. It covers all relevant product categories and 33 countries (EU28, EFTA and Turkey) and focuses on the period from 2010 (after the deadline for application of the MD).
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Published:
2018-03-09
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
(
European Commission
)
,
Technopolis
Personal author(s):
Simmonds, Paul
;
Rentel, Maike
;
Brown, Neil
Themes:
Industrial policy
,
Approximation of legislation
Subject:
application of EU law
,
directive (EU)
,
EC conformity marking
,
European standard
,
hoisting equipment
,
market approval
,
product safety
,
safety standard
,
single market
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978-92-79-80499-1
DOI
10.2873/431334
Catalogue number
ET-02-18-322-EN-N
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ISBN
978-92-79-80499-1
DOI
10.2873/431334
Catalogue number
ET-02-18-322-EN-N
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