In the context of the EU “Representative Actions Directive” (Directive 2020/1828), which will come into application in June 2023, judges and members of the judiciary will be called upon to undertake important tasks for managing and resolving mass claims. Depending on the national rules transposing the Directive, they may, among other things, be required to assess the admissibility and merits of the actions, to ensure that consumers are appropriately represented and informed and to verify that the interests of all represented parties are well-protected. The objective of the online webinar series “Judges & Collective Redress” is to raise awareness on collective redress and to exchange on the roles of judges in collective redress actions. Name * Surname * Country * I am a: * - Select -judgejudicial clerkOther If other, please specify: What instance do you work for: * 1st instance 2nd instance Supreme Court National ministry Other If other, please specify: Email: * I would like to participate in the following workshop(s): * Monday 13 November (15:00-17:30 CET) Monday 4 December (15:00-17:00 CET) Privacy notice: The workshop is an online event organised by BEUC and held via Zoom. Participation in the event requires the processing of personal data such as IP address, name, video and voice. The use of the Zoom video conferencing platform entails that some personal data are going to be transferred to the U.S. according to Zoom’s privacy policy. The U.S. is not currently recognised by the European Commission as having an adequate level of data protection, due to concerns regarding U.S government surveillance. According to Zoom’s privacy policy, to provide an adequate level of data protection, transfers this country are subject to appropriate safeguards on the basis of the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses, complemented by additional technical and organisational security measures. Please also let us know if you would like to receive information about future BEUC events or activities related to consumer redress and enforcement. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time. The withdrawal of consent shall not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal. BEUC acts as a data controller for all data processing operations related to this project. You have the right to access, rectify and delete the data we hold about you, as well as the right to receive a copy of your data and the right to object to the processing of your data. If you have any queries concerning the processing of your personal data or if you believe your rights are not being respected and your data is being used unlawfully, you can contact BEUC directly (Email: privacy@beuc.eu) or also lodge a complaint with your national Data Protection Authority. You can find the contact details of all national data protection authorities here. For more information about your data protection rights please click here. I would like to stay informed about BEUC and the European Commission's future events or activities related to collective redress: yes no Disclaimer: The attendance to the online events is reserved to judges, members of the judiciary and public officials of Member States. Registration is mandatory. Please note that the number of registrations is limited (the registration link will be provided shortly). Submit