29As the Commission has pointed out, that provision is defined in greater detail, within the area in question, by the Directive. Article 4(1) of the Directive provides that the activity of representing a client in legal proceedings in another Member State must be pursued ‘under the conditions laid down for lawyers established in that State’, with the exception of ‘any conditions requiring residence, or registration with a professional organisation, in that State’. Article 4(2), furthermore, provides that the rules of professional conduct of the host Member State must be observed in the pursuit of those activities.
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