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25.—(1) Competent authorities may ask the competent authorities of the home State for each provision of service—
(a)in the event of justified doubts, to provide any information relevant to the legality of the applicant’s establishment and good conduct, as well as the absence of any disciplinary or criminal sanctions of a professional nature imposed on the applicant,
(b)for information about the applicant’s training courses as necessary to assess substantial differences likely to be harmful to public health and safety.
(2) Competent authorities must provide this information to the competent authorities of other relevant European States in accordance with regulation 5(2) and regulation 66(1) and (2).
(3) In the case of non-regulated professions, the assistance centre must provide the information referred to in paragraph (1) to the competent authorities of other relevant European states.
(4) Competent authorities, on receiving a complaint by a recipient of a service against an applicant, must ensure the exchange of all information necessary for complaints to be correctly pursued.
(5) The competent authority must, on receiving a complaint described in paragraph (4), inform the recipient of the service of the outcome of the complaint.
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