Paragraph 1 applies where objections are raised against a national measure or the Commission has good evidence that a national measure breaks Union law. The Commission consults the member states and the operator, evaluates the measure and decides whether it is justified, addressing the decision to all member states and communicating it to the operator. Paragraph 2 gives the consequence. If the measure is justified, every member state must ensure the offending product leaves its market and tell the Commission. If it is unjustified, the member state withdraws its measure. Paragraphs 3 and 4 deal with the cause. Where the non-compliance comes from a shortcoming in a harmonised standard, the Commission uses the procedure in Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012. Where it comes from a technical specification, the Commission adopts implementing acts to amend or repeal the specification.
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