Alice-Mary Higgins (Independent)

To follow on from the core question of services in terms of law, an EU regulation on implementing the principles of public policy has been mentioned. To be clear, the principles of public policy allow for states to take individual action. This is not only in the EU regulation, but in the treaty. Is it not the case that throughout the treaty there are, for example, at Articles 36 and 52, a number of points where the same language is clearly used again and again, which is that there may be different public policy actions on grounds of public morality, public policy, public security or protection of lives of humans? This is a principle within the treaties, is it not?