66Similarly, the Court has recognised that the Member States have the power to verify compliance with the national and European Union provisions in respect of the provision of services, and it has accepted that overriding reasons relating to the public interest which justify the substantive provisions of a Member State’s legislation may also justify measures necessary to monitor compliance with it (see, to that effect, the judgments in Arblade and Others, EU:C:1999:575, paragraph 38 and the case-law cited, and in dos Santos Palhota and Others, EU:C:2010:589, paragraph 48).
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