Examples of using Export notifications in English and their translations into Polish
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Export notifications from third countries.
Making clearer the intended use in export notifications would also be helpful.
Export notifications received from third countries Article 8.
Member States(Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal and Slovakia)did not make any export notifications.
Export notifications handled by Member States totalled 2273.
Work is well advanced in developing an"Enterprise" version that would enable exporters to electronically submit their export notifications for validation by their DNAs.
The total number of export notifications received from third countries recorded on EDEXIM was 220.
It may also help to avoid possible misunderstandings and confusion in importing countries,which currently receive export notifications from the Commission and requests for consent from the Member States.
The total number of EU export notifications actually sent by the Commission was 1717- 126 in 2003, 680 in 2004 and 911 in 2005.
In most cases, non-compliance was either detected by the customs officers orwhen companies had submitted their yearly reports on quantities exported and corresponding export notifications were found to be lacking.
It has been suggested that export notifications should include information about the expected quantities of export each year so that the importing country has a clearer overall picture.
The Commission is also working on an explanatory note to be sent to importing countries with export notifications and requests for explicit consent to aid their understanding of the different procedures.
The database recorded 220 export notifications from third countries: however, most of these- especially those from the United States- continued to be addressed directly to the Member States rather than passing through the Commission.
It is proposed to strengthen andfacilitate control by introducing a requirement that exporters must include special code numbers in their export declarations corresponding to the export notifications they have made and the explicit consents or waivers obtained.
Should the designated national authorities of the Member States receive any export notifications either directly or indirectly from the designated national authorities of Parties or relevant authorities of other countries, they shall immediately forward these notifications to the Commission together with all available information.
This would help to prevent any unnecessary overlaps or duplication of effort and may also help to avoid possible misunderstandings and confusion in importing countries.,which receive export notifications from the Commission(via ECB) and requests for consent directly from the Member States.
Export notifications received by the Commission from the Designated National Authority of a Party or another country concerning the export to the Community of a chemical the manufacture, use, handling, consumption, transport or sale of which is subject to prohibition or severe restriction under that Party's or other country's legislation shall be made available by electronic means through the database maintained by the Commission.
The only substantive change is, as indicated above,the introduction of unique code numbers for export notifications that are verified as complete, of which exporters will be informed so that these can be quoted in their export declarations.
Export notifications received by the Commission from the designated national authority of a Party or another country concerning the export to the Community of a chemical the manufacture, use, handling, consumption, transport and/or sale of which is subject to prohibition or severe restriction under that Party's or other country's legislation shall be made available by electronic means through the database maintained by the Commission.
All the Member States now have the necessary legislation and administrative systems for the implementation and enforcement of the Regulation:2 273 export notifications have been made to date(more than 80% of them originating from Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France and Spain), while the number of importing countries rose from 70 in 2003 to 101 in 2005.
Export Notification Article 7.
A wider range of chemicals are subject to annual export notification.
Article 7 sets out the export notification procedure.
On the contrary, with respect to exports that are exempted from export notification the proposed amendments will lead to a reduction of administrative burdens;
The export notification procedure has to be applied for hazardous chemicals that are banned or severely restricted in the EU but do not qualify for notification to the Convention;
Some proposed amendments will lead to a reduction of administrative burdens regarding exports that are exempted from export notification.
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.
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 EU export notification procedure currently applies to some 130 chemical products and groups of products/substances, listed in Annex I, Part 1 of Regulation(EC) No 304/20034.
Annex III lists the information that by an exporter must submit in an export notification pursuant to Article 7.