The EP approved a draft directive to ensure the collective enforcement of consumer groups
Under the rules, Member States will operate a harmonized redress system, providing consumers with greater protection against mass infringements, while eliminating abusive litigation.
Collective actions can be brought for breaches of EU rules in a number of areas governed by EU law, such as data protection, travel and tourism, payment services, energy and telecommunications. (MTI)
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