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Union Customs Code — Article 31

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Article 31 Delegation of power The Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts, in accordance with Article 284, in order to determine: (a) the cases, referred to in Article 28(2), where a favourable decision addressed to several persons may be revoked also in respect of persons other than the person who fails to fulfil an obligation imposed under that decision; (b) the exceptional cases, in which the customs authorities may defer the date on which revocation or amendment takes effect in accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 28(4).

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European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations EFPIABEapter 3 (article 50 – 55), Article 81 and Article 97 are extremely positive developments. EFPIA suggests that Recital 24 – 26 and Article 31 are amended to clarify that EU Law Enforcement authorities may also submit relevant data to customs authorities. EFPIA
Federation of German Industries (BDI)DEngriffe, muss unbedingt verhindert werden. Aber auch innerhalb der (nationalstaatlichen) Zoll- und Marktaufsichtsbehör- den (vgl. Art. 31) muss der Zugriff auf Unternehmensdaten auf Personen be- grenzt sein, die direkt mit den jeweiligen Vorgängen zu tun haben
AIM - European Brands AssociationBEand counteraction of risk.” Similarly, references to access to the data by other EU Law Enforcement Authorities (Recitals 24-26, Article 31) should include the latter’s ability to submit relevant data. This should also include regulators, for example the Euro
Bitkom e.V.DEand counteraction of risk.” Similarly, references to access to the data by other EU Law Enforcement Authorities (Recitals 24-26, Article 31) should include the latter’s ability to submit relevant data.
The Imaging Consumable Coalition of Europe, Middle East and AfricaGBensure effective and compliant data collection from all stakeholders, in particular also including those based outside the EU. • Article 31 of the draft shows that a wide range of individuals and authorities have a right of access to commercially sensitive da
American Chamber of Commerce to the EUBEand counteraction of risk’. Similarly, references to access to the data by other EU Law Enforcement Authorities (Recitals 24-26, art. 31) should include the latter’s ability to submit relevant data. Lastly, if traders upload their information in one central p
BusinessEuropeBEData Security and Data Quality Article 31 describes which authorities may have access to the EU Customs Data Hub. The more agents have access to the Data Hub, the more issues will arise related cyber security, potential backdoors and security breaches. ➢ Acces
Allegro sp. z o.o.PLropean Union. (i) Scope of data Nevertheless, we can see currently only the outline of EU Customs Data HUB. According to proposed Article 31 paragraph 14 of the Regulation: ”The Commission shall lay down, by means of implementing acts, rules and modalities for
Student contribution (Maastricht University)NLin the EU. It is incurred on import by placing the non-Union goods liable to import duty under 103 UCC Article 5(18). 104 TFEU Article 31. 105 UCC tit II, Chapter 1. 106 The rules on non-preferential origin of goods are in: Title II – Chapter 2 – Section 1 of
University of Bologna - PhD thesisITcustoms tariff (Article 31 TFEU) and the common commercial policy in trade with third countries (Article 207 TFEU). The internal dimension is reflected in the abolition of internal barriers to trade in goods between Member States through a set of fiscal and no

Source: public consultation submissions and position papers. n = 10 mentions; counted as a literal reference to the article number.

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