Article 13: Commerce

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The Union, and Member States, shall strive to remove all obstacles to the free movement of goods, and services, and capital within the Union. Save that governments may disallow the free movement of specified goods and services where there is a clear and significant risk to public health, or public order, or national security. No national law regulating the taxation of income or profit shall be construed as an obstacle to the free movement of goods, or services, or capital. (17)

The Union shall fix common rules on competition to assist the proper functioning of free markets.

The Union shall fix a common regime for trade between Member States and other countries.

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