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Possibility for the member states to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs.
The proposed amendment provides forthe addition of one article to Directive 2001/18/EC, which explicitly allows Member States to restrict or prohibit cultivation of GMOs on their territories.
Possibility for Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.
The key proposal, currently under discussion in the Council and Parliament,is allowing Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.
Possibility for EU Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of genetically modified organisms(GMOs) in their territory.
Amending Directive 2001/18/EC as regards the possibility for the Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.
It therefore proposes to allow member states to restrict or prohibit, under certain conditions, the use of genetically modified food and feed in their territory after these products have been authorized at E.U. level.
In March 2015, the Council andthe Parliament agreed on an amendment of the GMO legal framework to allow Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of authorised GMOs(Directive 2015/412/EU).
The possibility for the Member States to restrict or prohibit the use of genetically modified food and feed on their territory.
The proposed amendment provides for the addition of one article to Directive 2001/18/EC,which explicitly allows Member States to restrict or prohibit cultivation of GMOs on their territories.
PROCEDURE Title The possibility for the Member States to restrict or prohibit the use of genetically modified food and feed on their territory.
It maintains the substance of Article 15 of the ePrivacy Directive and aligns it with specific wording of Article 23 of the GDPR,which provides grounds for Member States to restrict the scope of the rights and obligations in specific articles of the ePrivacy Directive.
A proposal for a Regulation allowing Member States to restrict or prohibit the use of GMOs for food or feed purposes in their territory.
Under certain conditions, the Commission may adopt a formal Decision(valid for 1 year, but renewable for the same period)requiring the Member States to restrict or prevent the marketing of a product posing a serious risk to the health and safety of consumers.
The Directive forbids member states to restrict the freedom of movement/except for reasons of social order, security, health, or misuse of rights/.
Whereas, during a first stage, until a common catalogue of varieties has been established,the restrictions allowed should include in particular the right of Member States to restrict the marketing of certified seed to those varieties which are of value for cropping and use in their own territory;
In the text, MEPs urge the Commission and member states to restrict the sale of antibiotics by human and animal health professionals, and to remove any incentives for prescribing them.
In parallel, the Commission requested a fresh debate in the Council of Ministers of its so-called"cultivation proposal" on which the EP already adopted its opinion which would allow Member States to restrict or prohibit cultivation of GMOs on their territory on grounds other than those relating to risks to health and the environment.
Accordingly, it proposes to allow member states to restrict or prohibit- under certain conditions- the use of genetically modified food and feed on their territory after these products have been authorised("opt-out").
In the establishment of the multi-annual work programmes foreseen in the new LIFE programme,the legislative authorities should enable the Commission and the Member States to restrict eligible applications to limited strategic priorities, and to set clear, specific, measurable and achievable objectives for projects to be funded.
New legislation to allow EU member states to restrict or ban the cultivation of crops containing genetically modified organisms(GMOs) on their own territory, even if this is allowed at EU level, has been passed by MEPs.
The proposed regulation amends Directive 2001/18/EC to allow Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory.
EU law allows member states to restrict access by gambling operators licensed in other member states, provided these protectionist impulses maintain a reasonable façade of emphasizing consumer protection- by limiting citizens' capacity to gamble excessively online- over the state's desire to fill its coffers with gambling revenue.
See Directive 2010/0208 amending Directive 2001/18/EC as regards the possibility for the Member States to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of genetically modified organisms(GMOs) in their territory.
The Commission's recent proposal allowing Member States to restrict the use of plastic bags[31], and the proposals in this Communication for increased recycling and abandoning landfilling are important steps to improve plastic waste management.
In the resolution recently adopted by the EU Parliament Health Committee, MEPs urge the Commission and member states to restrict the sale of antibiotics by human and animal health professionals, and to remove any incentives for prescribing….
It has determined that Article 46 EC permits Member States to restrict the freedom to provide medical and hospital services in so far as the maintenance of treatment capacity or medical competence on national territory is essential for the public health, and even the survival.
This Regulation shall not affect the right of a Member State to restrict the use of any specific type of device in relation to aspects not covered by this Regulation.
Therefore, this Directive should not affect the right of a Member State to restrict, under certain conditions, equal treatment in respect of family benefits, since the intra-corporate transferee and the accompanying family members are staying temporarily in that Member State. .