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The Political and Security Committee appoints Brigadier General Marc RUDKIEWICZ as EU Mission Commander for EUTM Mali from 1 April 2014, and repeals Decision EUTM MALI/1/2013.
This decision appoints Brigadier General Alfonso GARCÍA-VAQUERO PRADAL as EU Mission Commander for EUTM Mali, repeals Decision EUTM MALI/1/2014, and takes effect on the date of adoption.
The Commission approves the listed Member States’ national validation plans, and may ask them to amend those plans if verifications, inspections, or audits show the plans do not ensure effective implementation.
The Commission approves certain Member State sampling and control plans for weighing fisheries products, and the listed Member States must report to the Commission on plan application before 1 April 2014.
The Commission approves certain sampling, control, and common control programmes for weighing fisheries products, can revoke approval if they are not properly applied, and the listed Member States must report on their application by 1 April 2014.
The Commission approved certain fisheries product weighing plans and may revoke that approval if a Member State does not apply the plan properly.
The Commission approves the DENSO efficient alternator as an innovative technology and says its CO2 reduction must be calculated using the method in Decision 2013/341/EU.
The Commission approves the Daimler engine compartment encapsulation system as an innovative technology and sets out the method for calculating the related CO2 savings.
The Decision approves the Valeo EG Alternator as an innovative technology for certain M1 vehicles and sets how CO2 savings must be measured and certified.
The decision approves the battery charging Webasto solar roof as an innovative technology for M1 vehicles and sets the methodology and 1 g CO2/km threshold for calculating CO2 savings.
The decision approves the E-Light LED low beam module as an innovative technology for M1 vehicles and requires CO2 savings to be determined using the Annex methodology.
The Commission approves LEDs in specified M1 vehicle lighting functions as an innovative technology for CO2 reduction.
Cape Verde is granted the special incentive arrangement from 1 January 2012 until 31 December 2013, or earlier if a successor Regulation sets an earlier date.
The Authority adopts a list of major public-interest events that must be shown on free-to-air channels, with special rules for some events and for broadcasters without qualifying status.
The Austrian rules require broadcasters with exclusive rights for listed major events to make them available on free-access TV, usually live and in full, and set consultation, decision-making, and penalty rules for the ordinance system.
The decision says Belgium’s listed major-events broadcasting measures are compatible with Community law, and it requires publication of the final measures in the Official Journal.
Finland’s listed society-important TV events are to be published in the EU Official Journal, and the Decree starts on 1 March 2007.
The decree sets rules for exclusive TV broadcasting of major events so free-access TV can still show them, with some limited exceptions.
Germany’s listed major events may be shown encrypted on pay-TV only if a free-to-air broadcast is made possible under appropriate conditions.
The Minister may designate major events for free-TV coverage, but must follow consultation and approval steps, and qualifying broadcasters must carry designated events on free television with near-universal coverage.
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