Union. (4) In the cases under Paragraph (1), where the European Commission adopts an opinion according to which the measures proposed by the draft of a decision would affect trade between the Member States of the European Union, would create barriers to the single market of the European Union, or if the European Commission has serious doubts as to the compatibility of the draft of a decision with European Union law, the adoption of the draft of a decision shall be postponed for three months. (5) Within the time limit referred to in Paragraph (4), the Commission shall interact with the European Commission and with the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications for the purpose of identifying the most appropriate obligations for attainment of the purposes covered under Article 4 herein and taking account of the views of interested parties and the need to ensure the development of consistent regulatory practice. (6) In case the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications shares the doubts of the European Commission within six weeks after the beginning of the time limit referred to in Paragraph (4), the Commission may, within the time limit referred to in Paragraph (4), amend the draft of a decision, taking utmost account of the opinions and proposals of the European Commission and the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications to withdraw the draft or a decision or to maintain the draft of a decision. (7) In case the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications does not share the doubts of the European Commission within six weeks after the beginning of the time limit referred to in Paragraph (4) or if the Commission amends or maintains the draft of a decision, the European Commission may, within one month after the expiry of the time limit referred to in Paragraph (4), take a decision to lift its reservations or issue a recommendation requiring the Commission to amend or withdraw the draft of a decision. (8) Within one month of the European Commission issuing the recommendation or lifting its reservations, the Commission shall notify the European Commission and the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications of the adopted final measures. The time limit of one month may be extended for conduct of a public consultation according to the procedure established by Article 36 herein. (9) The Commission may decide not to amend or withdraw the draft of a decision, providing a reasoned justification for this. (10) The Commission may withdraw the draft of a decision at any stage of the procedure. Article 42c. (New, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) (1) In exceptional cases, where the Commission determines that there is an urgent need to act in order to safeguard competition and protect the interests of users, the Commission shall impose reasoned proportionate provisional obligations. (2) After adoption of the decision referred to in Paragraph (1), the Commission shall notify the European Commission, the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications and the regulatory authorities of the Member States of the European Union of the provisional obligations imposed, stating the reasons for the imposition thereof. (3) The decision referred to in Paragraph (1) may be adopted without conduct of public discussion and public consultation. (4) The Commission may extend the time for which the provisional obligations are applicable or to render such obligations permanent after conduct of the procedure under Article 42 herein in conjunction with Chapter Nine herein. Article 43. The Commission shall comply with the requirements of confidentiality of the information received from the European Commission and the regulatory authorities of other Member States of the European Union. Article 43a. (New, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) (1) The Commission shall follow the recommendations of the European Commission where it is found that there is a divergence in the implementation of the regulatory functions which mat create a barrier to the internal market of the