The Agreement on the European Economic Area (‘the EEA Agreement’) would
provide a procedure to settle such differences (under Article 105 of
that Agreement the EEA-Joint Committee should try to arrive at a uniform
interpretation within the EU and the EEA), but it has never been
applied to social security coordination.
Therefore, further and more in-depth analysis of the rulings of the EFTA Court in comparison with the rulings of the CJEU is recommended to achieve greater knowledge and, if possible, a more synchronised means of interpretation in the EU and the EEA. (...)
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