(1) A relevant service provider, being a relevant service provider established within the State, has, subject to any requirements for the time being in force of the coordinated field and these Regulations, the right to provide relevant services within the State and from the State to another Member State or States; accordingly only those requirements and these Regulations govern the provision of relevant services by such a provider.
(2) The right under the Directive of a relevant service provider, other than a relevant service provider established within the State, to provide relevant services from one or more other Member States to the State shall not -
(a) be made subject to any requirement of the co-ordinated field, or
(b) be restricted in any other way save as provided in Regulations 4(4) and 5.
(3) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraphs (1) and (2) -
(a) the taking up and pursuit of an activity referred to in paragraph (1) shall not be made subject to prior authorisation
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