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Any revocations must also be notified to the Commission.
Aids referred to in(b) must be notified to the Commission by Member States at the same time as their apiculture programme provided for in Article 5.
These agreements, decisions and practices may be notified to the Commission.
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At present all cases of irregularity must be notified to the Commission and to Member States under Regulations 283/72 or 1468/71 providing for an information system on EAGGF fraud and mutual assistance respectively.
IV- Legal assessment enshrined in Article 87(1) EC and, accordingly, must be notified to the Commission pursuant to Article 88(3) EC?
All aid of less than ECU 100 000 per firm over a period of three years, withthe exception of export aid, will be regarded as not subject to Community control andneed nottherefore be notified to the Commission.
Consequently, the numbers of olive trees for the marketingyears after 1998/1999 and 1999/2000 should also be notified to the Commission.
Article 2(a) serves these purposes by providing that such activities must be notified to the Commission and published in the Official Journal, before being exempted from this Directive.
Concentrations which meet the turnover thresholds of the Merger Regulation must be notified to the Commission within a week of the conclusion of the agreement,the announcement of the public bid or the acquisition of a controlling interest.
Paragraph 1 shall not apply to agreements, decisions or concerted practices falling within Article 4(2);these may be notified to the Commission.
Annex I to Council Directive 82/894/EEC,listing the diseases the occurrence of which must be notified to the Commission and other Member States, includes in relation to diseases affecting equidae only African horse sickness and vesicular stomatitis.
Paragraph 1 shall not apply to agreements, decisions or concerted practices falling within Article 4(2);these may be notified to the Commission.
For this purpose, all such financial transfers must be notified to the Commission and may not be implemented if, before the end of the standstill period laid down in Article 6(6) the Commission determines that they contain aid elements and initiates the procedure provided for in Article 65.
Pursuant to Article 89(ex-Article 94) of the EU Treaty,any plans to grant new aid must be notified to the Commission by Member States in sufficient time.
Agreements, decisions and concerted practices of the kind described in Article 85(1) of the Treaty which come into existence after the entry into force of this Regulation and in respect of which the parties seek application of Article 85(3)must be notified to the Commission.
State aid, whatever its form and whatever the national, regional or local authority granting it, must be notified to the Commission and authorized by it before being implemented.
National aid schemes to support national fishermen's efforts to modernize their fleet have to be notified to the Commission to enable it to assess the compatibility of such schemes with the general principles laid down in Article 2 and Article 3(3) of the seventh Directive as well as compliance with the provisions of the fisheries Regulation as regards.
This provides that in future, aid not exceeding ECU 50000 per firm over three years for a given broad type of expenditure need not be notified to the Commission under Article 93(3) of the EEC Treaty for authorisation.
National aid schemes to support national fishermen's efforts to modernise their fleet have to be notified to the Commission to enable it to assess the compatibility of such schemes with the general principles laid down in Article 2 and Article 3(3) of the seventh directive as well as compliance with the provisions of the fisheries regulation as regards the objectives of the multiannual guidance programmes and/or zonal programmes.
Agreements, Decisions andconcerted practices in existence at the time of accession which come within the scope of Article 65 of the ECSC Treaty by reason of the accession must be notified to the Commission within three months of accession.
Proposals to awardaid in direct support of activities downstream of production, such as marketing or processing, for example by weaving or spinning,may constitute indirect support of productionand must therefore be notified to the Commission if the fibres are to be supplied from newproduction capacity installed either by the prospective aid beneficiary or by another company in the group to which it belongs.
Despite this, however, the Commission does not refer, in its declaration regarding Article 9(3), to the process laid down in the regulation, but repeats the wording of Article 95(4), according to which the stricter national provisions- which, moreover,are justified by recent scientific findings- must be notified to the Commission for approval.
Where a consortium holds more than 50% of the trade or where it does not fulfil the other conditions laid down in the Regulation for the granting of block exemption,the agreement in question must be notified to the Commission with a view to obtaining an individual exemption under Article 85(3) of the Treaty.
Agreements, decisions andconcerted practices in existence at the time of the accession of the Hellenic Republic which come within the scope of Article 65 of the ECSC Treaty by reason of this accession must be notified to the Commission within three months of accession.
Measures such as tax exemptions, tax reductions, tax differentiation and tax refunds within the meaning of this Directive might constitute State aid andin those cases have to be notified to the Commission pursuant to Article 88(3) of the Treaty.