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These staff regulations apply to contract staff of the European Defence Agency and set rules on conduct, permissions, leave, working time, and rights.
These rules set conditions for seconded national experts and certain military staff, including qualification requirements, duties, confidentiality, leave, allowances, travel/removal reimbursement, and termination rules.
Ukraine and EU bodies must follow this agreement for Ukraine’s participation in EU crisis management operations, including information-sharing, conduct, classified-information protection, and financial contributions.
Bulgaria must pay the operation’s costs unless they are covered by common funding; it must also contribute to the military operation’s common costs.
This provision sets transitional customs and origin rules for the Albania–EU enlargement protocol, including limits on Albania’s WTO claims, conditions for accepting origin proofs, treatment of goods in transit, and the protocol’s approval and entry-into-force steps.
The agreement gives EUMM Georgia and its personnel wide privileges, immunities, tax and customs exemptions, movement rights, and communications rights in the Host State, while also requiring them to respect Host State law.
The text approves the SEA Protocol and requires Parties to put SEA procedures in place, including environmental reports, public participation, authority consultation, monitoring, and transboundary notification/consultation.
Cooperation in this area may include administrative and technical assistance to help implement rules and make anti-money-laundering and terrorism-financing systems work effectively.
The agreement lets Australia process EU-sourced PNR data for specified law-enforcement and related purposes, with limits on disclosure, retention, security, and deletion.
Member States must inspect cargo linked to Libya when they have reasonable grounds to suspect it contains prohibited items, and must seize and dispose of prohibited items once discovered.
This Decision approves signing and provisional application of the EU–Israel scientific and technical cooperation agreement, and the agreement sets rules for research cooperation, participation, funding, committee work, financial contributions, audits, and related confidentiality.
The Joint Committee and the SPC must organise their tasks in combined meetings for this Agreement.
This Decision authorises signing, applies the agreement provisionally from 1 January 2007 subject to reciprocity, and says Belarus must comply with the agreement’s paragraph 2.4 or the 2007 quota may be reduced.
Any decision to implement paragraph 1 must follow the procedures in Article 17 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3030/93.
The Council authorises its President to designate signatories for the agreement, the agreement is to be applied provisionally from 1 January 2009 if reciprocal, and the Decision must be published in the Official Journal.
This Decision authorises the Council President to designate signatories and says the textile trade agreement is to be applied provisionally from 1 January 2006, subject to reciprocity.
The Council authorises its President to designate who may sign the textile agreement, applies the agreement provisionally from 1 January 2005 subject to reciprocity, and provides that Belarus’s 2005 quota can be cut back to 2004 levels if Belarus does not meet paragraph 2.5 of the 1999 Agreement.
This Decision authorises the signing of part of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, lets the Council President designate the signatories, says the Agreement is not directly enforceable in courts, and states that the Decision takes effect on the day it is adopted.
The Council approves the Agreement with Ukraine on certain aspects of air services and authorises the Council President to designate who will make the notification under the Agreement.
The Council approves the Commission’s conclusion of the Interim Agreement on trade and trade-related matters with Tajikistan, including attached annexes, protocol, and declarations.
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