Welcome to the second to last sales lunchtime seminar of the term.

We're extremely fortunate that we have Primabdoxin, Dr. Marks Klanard, from Vienna here today, who's going to talk about the internal market.

He received his law degrees in Vienna, a master's from Amsterdam, and his second doctorate from the

economic university of Vienna.

He has been a visiting federal in several distinguished universities across Europe

and is currently working for the Austrian government.

Welcome Marcus.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks for inviting me.

And I have, I'm going to talk about one topic which I perhaps in the what I sent out had a little bit

a different title but it's about the same thing I just renamed it to make it a little

bit more catchy and so I want to talk about harmonization and what we mean with that

when we talk about this this concept and I had spent one year at the

European Commission working in a legislative unit so we were writing a

directive and that was a quite that was a really interesting experience for me and

when I was when I was done with that, when I quit Brussels,

there were several questions I asked myself. And the first one was, can there be a special

regime for stricter measures or measures out of the regular scope of a directive.

So can there be sort of a separate special regime that the legislator can create

when it allows member states to have stricter measures?

The second sort of the second question I was asking myself was,

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