While these may be justified by the need to maintain nationally the specialised skills and expertise required for audio-visual creation, it is hard to deny that they constitute, in effect, an obstacle to the free movement of workers, goods and services, thus contributing to the fragmentation of the Single Market rather than its integration.
While these may be justified by the need to maintain nationally the specialised skills and expertise required for audio-visual creation, it is hard to deny that they constitute, in effect, an obstacle to the free movement of workers, goods and services, thus contributing to the fragmentation of the Single Market rather than its integration.