Eksempler på brug af Modernised customs code på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This Modernised Customs Code is actually a very good document, on balance, but it could have been very much better as well.
First of all, I would like to express my thanks for your support for the Modernised Customs Code and for your interest in future developments.
The Modernised Customs Code, as the Commissioner has heard me say before, is an amazingly boring but ever so important piece of law from the Commission.
Earlier in this legislative period, we adopted a modernised customs code and instruments to help create an effective and paperless customs. .
I welcome this report which aims at the implementation of automated customs systems and of coordinated processes andservices under both the current and future modernised Customs Code.
The creation and subsequent implementation of a modernised Customs Code is a logical and essential prerequisite for the effective development of the European market.
These three reports are closely linked but, in the interests of greater clarity, I shall first present the modernised Customs Code and then move on to the Customs 2013 programme.
The first reading of the modernised customs code was adopted on 12 December 2006 and the German Presidency managed to secure a political agreement on 25 June 2007.
The Commission is confident that, given the spirit of openness and cooperation that has marked the consultations to date both in Parliament and in the Council,practical and appropriate solutions will be found so that the Modernised Customs Code can enter into force as planned in 2009.
I think that this report on the Modernised Customs Code helps to simplify existing customs procedures and will also help to improve the competitiveness of European enterprises.
The Group of the Greek Communist Party in the European Parliament voted against the report regarding the Commission's proposal for a regulation on a'Modernised Customs Code', because it clears the path for invasion of major monopoly enterprises(especially logistics) in the sector of customs procedures.
(FR) Mr President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen,'modernised Customs Code','paperless Customs','Customs 2013 programme', these three reports that we are discussing in this session demonstrate the growing importance of customs and their role in the European Union's desire for competitiveness and efficiency.
As mentioned by the rapporteur, I would stress the need for the Commission and the Principality of Andorra to engage in further talks in order to take into account andif necessary to adapt bilateral agreements to the ongoing implementation of the Modernised Customs Code, which should be completed within the EU within two years.
I want to emphasise that the two legal documents- the modernised Customs Code and the e-Customs Decision- will make the functioning of the European Union's customs services better, faster and even cheaper.
The use, under Single Authorisation, of the simplified declaration or the local clearance procedure forrelease for free circulation will, together with« centralised clearance» under the Modernised Customs Code, dissociate the place where the customs declaration is lodged from the physical location of the goods.
Option B: Wait with any new Extrastat legislation until the modernised Customs Code is implemented, until the filling in of additional data on the customs declaration is made mandatory, and until electronic data exchange between Member States» national administrations is in place.
The Commission has given appropriate consideration to Parliament's 58 amendments to the Modernised Customs Code and has found the majority- as many as 32- acceptable, 9 acceptable in principle or in part and only 17 unacceptable.
The simplification proposals already adopted include the single payment area in the European Union, the modernised customs code, the electronic customs decision and the reorganisation of the 21 common market organisations into a single system in order to streamline and simplify the common agricultural policy.
This means simplifying forms and modernising the customs code to assist electronic exchange of information.
By modernising the Customs Code and introducing the electronic customs system, to which you referred, we have done a great deal to ensure that such investment activity will be further simplified in future.
To conclude, I should like to stress that modernising the Customs Code cannot in any way be identified as deregulation of the labour market of serious professionals who historically have proven their effectiveness.