Examples of using Export notification in English and their translations into German
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Export Notification Article 7.
ANNEX 2 INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR THE EXPORT NOTIFICATION.
Article 7 establishes the export notification procedure to be followed, including the deadlines to be respected.
Annex III lists the information thatmust be submitted by an exporter in submitting an export notification pursuant to Article 7 of the proposed Regulation.
When the Commission receives an export notification about a chemical from a third country, it registers this in the EDEXIM database and acknowledges receipt.
Some proposed amendments will lead to a reduction of administrative burdens regarding exports that are exempted from export notification.
However the Commission will forward only the export notification of the first exporter of the chemical each calendar year to the importing country.
Export notification is required irrespective of the intended use of the chemical and whether or not that use is banned or severely restricted within the EU.
The chemicals covered by the provisions of this Regulation relating to export notification, PIC notification and the PIC procedure respectively shall be as listed in Annex I.
Moreover export notification has to be made irrespective of the chemical's intended use and whether or not that use is banned or severely restricted in the EU.
The chemicals covered by the provisions of this Regulation relating to export notification, PIC notification and the PIC procedure respectively shall be as listed in Annex I.
This export notification procedure should apply to Community exports to all third countries, whether or not they are Parties to the Convention or participate in its procedures.
Where a chemical that is banned or severely restricted by a Party is exported from its territory,that Party shall provide an export notification to the importing Party.
Platform users will know that during an active import or export, notifications and any error messages regarding progress are listed in the notifications bar at the bottom of the page.
Each export notification shall be registered and assigned a reference number in a database at the Commission and an updated list of the chemicals concerned and the importing Parties and other countries for each calendar year shall be kept available to the public, and distributed to the Designated National Authorities of the Member States as appropriate.
That rule shall not apply where the importing country beingparty to the Convention explicitly requires continued export notification by exporting Parties, for example through its import decision or otherwise.
The proposal to require annual export notifications by each exporter for each exported chemical will obviously increase the numbers in future notifications, but it is not possible to quantify this at this stage.
That rule shall not apply where the importing country beingparty to the Convention explicitly requires continued export notification by exporting Parties, for example through its import decision or otherwise.
As noted above, the export notification procedure will apply to all chemicals that are banned or severely restricted by the Community in one or more categories or sub-categories of use and to all chemicals that are subject to the international PIC procedure.
The Regulation's definition of'exporter'can give rise to some problems in relation to the export notification requirement for goods that are delivered by EC manufacturers or distributors to non-EU based traders who then export the goods.
It is therefore proposed that only the export notification procedure be extended to such articles when they contain unreacted forms of chemicals that have been banned or severely restricted within the Community and are subject to the international PIC procedure or qualify for a PIC notification by the Community.
As far as the participation of the Community in the Convention is concerned,for the administrative functions of the Convention with reference to the PIC procedure and the export notification, the Commission shall act as a common designated authority on behalf of all the designated national authorities in close cooperation and consultation with the designated national authorities of the Member States.
The Article also defines the circumstances in which the obligations to submit export notifications would cease, for example when the chemical is listed in Annex III to the Convention and is thus subject to the international PIC procedure and the importing Party to the Convention has given an import response unless that import response specifies otherwise.
The Designated National Authority of theMember State concerned may waive the export notification requirement if the export relates to an emergency situation where delay could endanger public health or the environment in the importing country.
The chemicals listed in Part 1 of that Annex shall be subject to export notification as laid down in Article 7, with detailed information being given on the identity of the substance, on the use category and/or sub-category subject to restriction, the type of restriction and, where appropriate, additional information,in particular on exemptions to requirements for export notification.
The most significant change compared with Regulation(EEC)No 2455/92 is the alteration from a system requiring one export notification before the first export of a chemical to a country into a system of one export notification before the first export of a chemical each year by each exporter.
The chemicals listed in Part1 of Annex I shall be subject to the export notification procedure laid down in Article 87, with detailed information being given on the identity of the substance, on the use category and/or subcategory subject to restriction, the type of restriction and, where appropriate, additional information, in particular on exemptions to requirements for export notification.
Annex 1: Relevant European Community legislation Annex 2: Information required for the Export Notification Annex 3: List of recommended languages for labelling Annex 4: Designated National Authorities in the Community and relevant international organisations.
This Article provides that when a chemical is banned or severely restricted within the Community andbecomes subject to the export notification procedure under Article 7, but fails to qualify as a candidate for PIC notification under Article 10, the Commission will inform the PIC Secretariat of the relevant regulatory action in accordance with the information exchange provisions laid down in Article 14(1)(c) of the Convention.