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This improves information for people with reduced mobility under article 4b, previously article 43.
273 of Directive 2006/112 on VAT(previously Articles 2 and 22 of the Sixth Directive) and Article 325 TFEU.
the provision integrated into Article 159 previously Article 169.
The basis is Article 114 TFEU(previously Article 95 TEU) on harmonising legal provisions to achieve the goals of the single market.
amends article 3(j)(ii)(previously article 3(h))- accepting Parliament amendment 29 in principle.
Council has re-introduced into Article 51(previously Article 56) the stipulation that where several debtors exist,
Preserve the concept of a minimum strategic reserve of indigenous coal to fulfil the public sector's universal service obligation to ensure energy security under Article 106 TFEU(previously Article 86(2) of the TEC);
Under this article, previously article 4(1), authorities must make sure- in applying the regulation- that their area has adequate public transport.
1 the implementation of such measures requires decisions to be taken unanimously rather than by qualified majority as previously Article 100 of the Treaty on European Union.
In Article 86(previously Article 92), Council has sought to clarify the conditions of extinguishment of a customs debt where the goods are seized and confiscated.
Council has also introduced a safeguard against the possible circumvention of tariff measures such as anti-dumping duty into the framework for implementing measures in Article 54(previously Article 59), relating to calculation of duty.
In Article 111(previously Article 114), the common position also restores the reference in the Code to particular persons who need not be established in the customs territory of the Community in order to lodge a declaration.
The requirement for Member States to report to the Commission on customs penalties has been incorporated into Article 21(previously Article 22), but restricted by Council to reporting only the national provision in force, or brought into force, in Member States.
The provision in Article 29(previously Article 31) for an extended time limit for keeping documents and other information which
In the common position, provisions are now made under exit formalities in Article 177(previously Article 187) for the presentation of goods leaving the customs territory of the Community to customs at the point of departure, i.e. the office of exit.
Article150(previously Article 159) now recognises that there are circumstances where time limits for temporary storage may be set,
that this proposal is based on Article 138, previously Article 118a, which laid down the minimum requirements for ensuring a better level of protection for workers health and safety.
In accordance with Article 172 TFEU(previously Article 156 of Treaty Establishing the European Community),‘the guidelines
in line with Article 21(previously Article 22), and Recital 32 of the Commission proposal has been deleted,
Council has withdrawn the restriction on the use of simplified declarations to AEOs in Article 109(previously Article 125), which renders the provision for‘occasional' simplified declarations in Article 127 of the Commission proposal superfluous, and has also reintroduced(but in Article 119(previously Article 115)) the restriction on the right to waive presentation of the goods to simplified declaration by entry in the records alone.
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