Vertaling van "Intra-community shipment " (Engels → Nederlands) :

Special attention is to be paid to the extended scope of the Directive, the automatic consent procedure for shipments and the separation between intra- and extra-community shipments.

The areas covered are, among others: the extension of controls to cover transit, transhipment[2], brokering and re-exports; the clarification of the content of controls of intangible transfers of technology; the establishment of a comitology procedure for the adoption of lists of controlled items; the improvement of sharing of information on national controls on non-listed items according appropriate security standards; the improvement of sharing of information on denials with the possibility to introduce a secure electronic system between the Commission, Member States and the Council; international cooperation with third countries, providing for possibilities of adopting ad-hoc export control rules in the case of specific EC-funded pr ...[+++]ojects involving potential access by third countries to the EU dual use technologies; insertion in the recasted Article 21 of the reference to criminal sanctions at least for serious infringements of the provisions of the Regulation and of the regulations adopted by Member States for its implementation so as to respond to the call in the European Council declaration on criminal sanctions of June 2004, and to the call by UN Security Council Resolution 1540 for the introduction of appropriate civil or criminal penalties for violations of such export control regulations; the replacement of the remaining intra-Community controls by a system consisting of prior-notification of shipments; provision for the establishment by national authorities of indicative deadlines for the processing of applications for export authorisations, and of deadlines for the treatment of requests for information from licensing authorities concerning the application of national controls on non listed items and technologies.

While the system for extra-EU movements of goods (Transit system) provides for the possibility for Member States to reduce the amount of guarantees for non-sensitive products to 0%, and for sensitive products to 30% of the normal guarantee (including customs, excise and VAT), such a possibility is not provided for in Council Directive 92/12 nor in the new proposal for computerising intra-Community shipments.

A related case is currently pending before the ECJ on whether municipal solid waste incineration constitutes a recovery or disposal operation, which will have a significant impact on the scope of Member States in being able to block exports of waste destined for MSWI in other Member States, as the principles of self-sufficiency and proximity apply in relation to intra-Community waste shipments destined for disposal (see Article 4(3)(a) of the Waste Shipment Regulation (EEC) N°259/93, op cit): Case C-458/00 Commission v Luxembourg.

Whereas Council Directive 92/12/EEC of 25 February 1992 on the general arrangements for products subject to excise duty and on the holding, movement and monitoring of such products (1) lays down particular procedures and obligations in relation to declarations in the case of shipments of such products to another Member State; whereas as a result the methods of applying tax to certain supplies and intra-Community acquisitons of products liable to excise duties can be simplified to the benefit both of the persons liable to pay tax and ...[+++]the competent administrations;

The Regulation simplifies and extends until 31 December 1997 Regulation (EEC) No 1107/70, the purpose of which is to provide Member States with the possibility of developing combined transport by the granting of aid relating to investments in infrastructure, in fixed and mobile equipment necessary for trans-shipment and in transport equipment specifically geared to combined transport and used only in combined transport or aid concerning the running costs of an intra-Community transport service transiting through the territory of third ...[+++] countries.