The common position has incorporated many of Parliament's amendments, notably those relating to the definition of vulnerable consumers, the notion of a binding commitment, the participation of consumers' associations in the drawing-up of codes of conduct, and the inclusion among aggressive practices of undue influence and the threat of physical force.
The common position has incorporated many of Parliament's amendments, notably those relating to the definition of vulnerable consumers, the notion of a binding commitment, the participation of consumers' associations in the drawing-up of codes of conduct, and the inclusion among aggressive practices of undue influence and the threat of physical force.