Recitals
Recital 57
Recital 57
Addressee Information on Immunities, Privileges and Press Freedom Unofficial title
Where the addressee considers, based solely on the information contained in the EPOC or in the EPOC-PR, that the execution of the EPOC or of the EPOC-PR could interfere with immunities or privileges, or with rules on the determination or limitation of criminal liability that relate to freedom of the press or freedom of expression in other media, under the law of the enforcing State, the addressee should inform the issuing authority and the enforcing authority. As regards EPOCs, where no notification to the enforcing authority took place pursuant to this Regulation, the issuing authority should take the information received from the addressee into account, and should decide, on its own initiative or at the request of the enforcing authority, whether to withdraw, adapt or maintain the European Production Order. Where a notification to the enforcing authority took place pursuant to this Regulation, the issuing authority should take the information received from the addressee into account and decide whether to withdraw, adapt or maintain the European Production Order. It should also be possible for the enforcing authority to raise the grounds for refusal set out in this Regulation.
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Text as at 5 November 2026.
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