EØSdirektivene
EØSdirektivene, or EEA Directives, are legal acts within the European Economic Area (EEA) that aim to harmonize the laws of the EEA member states. The EEA comprises the member states of the European Union and three EFTA states: Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway. These directives are crucial for the functioning of the internal market by ensuring a level playing field for businesses and consistent consumer protection across the participating countries.
The directives are a form of secondary legislation within the EEA framework, derived from the acquis communautaire
Key areas covered by EØSdirektivene include environmental protection, consumer rights, financial services, and free movement of