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ESA Sues Iceland over Protocol 35

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The EFTA Surveillance Authority, ESA, has decided to bring proceedings against the Icelandic state before the EFTA Court due to the Icelandic state's alleged breach of contract in implementing Protocol 35. The decision, which was published this morning, states that it is ESA's assessment that Icelandic law does not sufficiently ensure that EEA rules that have been implemented in this country remain valid when they conflict with other rules of Ic…

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The Eftirlitsstofnun EFTA, ESA, today referred the matter against the Icelandic government to the EFTA court for the reason that Icelandic law does not prevent the introduction of the EES rules when they are in conflict with other national regulations. Stofnunin considers Ísland not to have fulfilled its obligations according to bókun 35 við EES-samaminn. "Individuals and companies need to be able to rely on the rights they enjoy by virtue of th…

ESA, Eftirlitsstofnun EFTA have habið máferli gegen Íslenska ríkinu væna bókunar 35 við skrásininn um Evrópska eksfúðurvæðið. ESA has learned from this today that preparations for the case have been ongoing for some time. The case has now been referred to the EFTA Court in Luxembourg, and will be referred there to the so-called breach of contract agreement. The press release sent by ESA this morning says that this step has been taken "...þar sem…

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Fréttir - mbl.is broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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