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Italy has yet to inform the Commission about any change to its legislation.
Thus the HR Authorities were requested to draw up a plan to remedy the deficiencies and to inform the Commission of the implementation of such a plan before the end of 2007.
They will need to inform the Commission on an annual basis on how they have applied it.
Member States are to inform the Commission on the implementation of their obligations.
Article 6 of the same directive only requires cigarette manufacturers and importers to list the chemicals contained in cigarettes and to report on the toxicological data available to them to the Member States,who are then required to inform the Commission.
They are to inform the Commission of the changes enacted in their laws, regulations or administrative provisions.
Wherever necessary, producers or users of food enzymes will be obliged to inform the Commission of any new information which may affect the safety assessment of the food enzyme.
To inform the Commission of action taken in response to this Recommendation within 12 months of its publication, and once a year thereafter.
This framework of further activities should have the potential to inform the Commission and Parliament of non-compliance with national strategies and negative impacts of projects or policies.
Their role will be to inform the Commission about difficulties involved in implementing the Community rules and to make recommendations and suggestions.
Examples of this are Amendments Nos 1, 4, 6 to 9 and 11,which seek to oblige Member States to inform the Commission of their intention to introduce compensation measures for each professional sector involved.
If they fail to inform the Commission of measures to implement the Directive in full within two months, the Commission may refer them to the EU's Court of Justice.
What we also need, and we have tried to achieve this in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy and in the Committee on Agriculture andRural Development, is to strengthen the Member States' obligation to inform the Commission and to give the Commission information and data on incidents in their countries, on BSE problems or on suspicious circumstances.
This requires Member States to inform the Commission of any additional, bilateral agreements that may exist.
Member States are to inform the Commission of changes made to their legislation, regulations or administrative provisions.
Member States will be required to inform the Commission when the frequency of a certain contamination or hazard increases.
If Sweden fails to inform the Commission, within two months of this formal request, that the testing has stopped,the Commission could refer the case to the European Court of Justice.
These countries have two months to inform the Commission of measures taken to implement Directive 2011/24/EU.
Member States are requested to inform the Commission within two months of notification of this communication, whether they accept its recommendations.
If the Member State fails to inform the Commission within two months of measures taken to. .
Member States are asked to inform the Commission about any measures they adopt to facilitate the entry and residence of researchers from third countries.
These countries have two months to inform the Commission of the measures taken to fully transpose Directive 2011/24/EU.
Member States are obliged only to inform the Commission on the completion of the risk management plans, in order to ensure consistency with the work on pre-planning and scenario development.
These countries have two months to inform the Commission of measures taken to fully transpose Directive 2012/26/EU.
Member States could be obliged to inform the Commission at an early stage of any ongoing IGA negotiations and to submit their draft IGAs to the Commission for an ex-ante assessment.
Request affected Member States to inform the Commission and other Member States on implementation and effectiveness of containment measures with a view to their coordination, via the EWRS system;
A requirement for Member States to inform the Commission as soon as a serious contamination or risk is detected and has spread.
Member States are required to inform the Commission once they have adopted the necessary implementation measures.