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The approval of the Directive on services and its transposition has provokeda considerable change in the form of administrative intervention in serviceactivities; in the sense of limiting intervention mechanisms, restricting theuse of traditional authorisations and replacing them with self-regulationelements, notice registry and compliance statements. The study focuses onthe analysis of the basic elements of these required authorisations; a regulationthat has a certain impact on the constitutional system for distributingcompetences.