84It follows from reading the abovementioned provisions together that, first, the conformity clearance procedure establishes a dialogue between the Commission and the Member State concerned and is intended, in essence, (i) to enable them to exchange information, (ii) to offer the Member State an opportunity to exercise its rights of defence, (iii) to enable the Member State to demonstrate that the Commission’s findings are inaccurate and, finally, (iv) to enable the Member State to inform the Commission of the corrective measures implemented to ensure compliance with EU rules.
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