CONSIDERATIONS ON THE USING OF ALTERNATIVE MECHANISMS DESIGNED FOR SOLVING THE INTERNAL MARKET PROBLEMS

The European Commission has undertaken in recent years into a comprehensive and ambitious approach to improve the application of Union law, in which he proposed better coordination of the various instruments of European governance without resorting to additional regulations. Emphasis was placed on enhancing the partnership with Member States, of preventative measures, the more effective use of infringement proceedings, on enhancing dialogue and transparency between European institutions and improving the way public information is shared and, not least, on the introduction of new tools to facilitate informal solving of problems. Most of these new devices controls are informal instruments, with non-legislative nature, but which aims to increase the degree of law respecting with obligatory nature.Their implementation involves, primarily, increased cooperation and coordination between Member States administrations. Based on informal analysis of some of these tools, we propose in this paper to evoke how the contributions they can domestic law enforcement market, but also the impact that these mechanisms have on the national administrative system, serving at the targeting policies of the Member States and representing vectors of a normative action.