Ireland
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SOLVIT can help resolve issues in areas such as:
SOLVIT issues must be about denial of Internal Market Rights due to Internal Market law not being applied correctly. There are SOLVIT Centres in each EU country and in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The Irish SOLVIT Centre is based in the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment.
There are three key criteria that must be met by all SOLVIT cases:
Where the Irish SOLVIT Centre is satisfied that a case is referred to it is one that meets the criteria, it will raise the issue with the appropriate authority in Ireland or with its counterparts in the Member State concerned. SOLVIT Ireland regularly deals with officials from the Department of Social Protection, the Department of Justice and the Health Service Executive, as well as others when required.
The SOLVIT Centres are committed to obtaining a response within ten weeks without prejudice to the rights of businesses and/or individuals to pursue other action, including legal action, if they are not satisfied with the response.
As SOLVIT represents an informal approach to problem solving, the SOLVIT system would not be used in situations where:
For more information contact your nearest EEN Office
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