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European Union In force

1. EUFOR personnel shall enter the Host State's territory only on presentation of the documents provided for in Article 3(1) or, in the case of first entry, of an individual or collective movement order issued by EUFOR. They shall be exempt from passport and visa regulations, immigration inspections and customs control thereafter on entering, leaving or within the Host State's territory.

EUFOR personnel must carry specified identity documents, and may enter the Host State only with those documents or, for first entry, an EUFOR movement order. They are exempt from passport, visa, immigration, customs, and alien-registration controls, with limits on permanent residence rights.

  • Movement and border controls
  • Privileges and immunities
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European Union In force

1. EUFOR personnel shall enter the Host State’s territory only on presentation of the documents provided for in Article 3(1) or, in the case of first entry, of an individual or collective movement order issued by EUFOR. They shall be exempt from passport and visa regulations, immigration inspections and customs control on entering, leaving or within the Host State’s territory.

EUFOR personnel entering or operating in the Host State must carry specified documents, follow entry and movement rules, and are broadly exempt from passport, visa, immigration, and customs controls.

  • Claims
  • Cross-border operations
  • Customs
  • Security
  • Transport
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European Union Decision

1. Europol shall, when processing personal data under this Decision, comply with the rules on personal data protection and on data security laid down in the Europol Convention, in particular Articles 14(3), 16 and 25 and the rules adopted in the implementation thereof.

Europol must follow Europol Convention data-protection and security rules when processing personal data, limit access and use, and delete or destroy data if no use decision is made within six months.

  • Access control
  • Data security
  • Personal data processing
  • Storage and deletion
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European Union In force

1. Except for the crews of EUNAVFOR vessels and aircrafts, EUNAVFOR personnel shall enter the Host State’s territory only on presentation of the documents provided for in Article 3(1). They shall be exempt from passport and visa regulations, immigration inspections and customs control on entering, leaving or within the Host State’s territory.

EUNAVFOR personnel generally need to present the documents listed in Article 3(1) when entering the Host State’s territory, except for crews of EUNAVFOR vessels and aircraft. They are also exempt from passport/visa rules, immigration inspections, customs control, and alien registration controls in the Host State.

  • Customs
  • Immigration
  • Travel documents
2018
European Union In force

1. Insofar as this Decision and the Rules governing security and safety in the European Parliament(1)(Bureau Decision of 15 January 2018) do not contain a specific provision, Parliament shall apply on its premises the regulations governing security and safety of the Member State in which they are located, and especially those governing fire safety.

This Decision sets access rules for European Parliament premises, including badge use, visitor limits, and powers to refuse or withdraw access.

  • Badge management
  • Premises access
  • Visitor access
2001
European Union In force

1. New Zealand shall take appropriate measures to ensure that EU classified information is protected in accordance with the European Union Council’s security regulations, contained in Council Decision 2001/264/EC of 19 March 2001(4), and in accordance with further guidance issued by competent authorities, including the EU Operation Commander.

The Decision approves the EU–New Zealand agreement on New Zealand’s participation in Operation Althea and authorises signature arrangements.

  • Claims and liability
  • Command and control
  • Information security
  • Military operations
2001
European Union In force

1. New Zealand shall take appropriate measures to ensure that EU classified information is protected in accordance with the European Union Council’s security regulations, contained in Council Decision 2001/264/EC(1), and in accordance with further guidance issued by competent authorities, including the EUPOL AFGHANISTAN Head of Mission.

New Zealand must follow the agreement rules for its participation in EUPOL AFGHANISTAN, including informing the mission of changes, ensuring personnel comply, and meeting medical and certification requirements.

  • Classified information
  • Dispute resolution
  • Financial contributions
  • Mission participation
2005
European Union In force

1. Notwithstanding Article 3 of Appendix I to the Convention, the rules on cumulation provided for in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to the Agreement, as amended by Decision No 1/2005 of the EU-Norway Joint Committee of 20 December 2005(2), shall continue to apply between the EU and Norway until the Convention has entered into application in relation to all Contracting Parties listed in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to the Agreement.

The decision sets the EU position for replacing Protocol 3 with a new protocol, and keeps current cumulation rules in force between the EU and Norway until the Convention applies to all listed Contracting Parties.

  • Administrative cooperation
  • Cumulation
  • Dispute settlement
  • Rules of origin
2005
European Union In force

1. Notwithstanding Article 3 of Appendix I to the Convention, the rules on cumulation provided for in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to this Agreement, as amended by Decision No 2/2005 of the EU-Iceland Joint Committee of 22 December 2005(2), shall continue to apply between the EU and Iceland until the Convention has entered into application in relation to all Contracting Parties listed in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to this Agreement.

The decision sets the EU position for replacing Protocol 3 with a new protocol on rules of origin, allows limited minor changes by EU representatives in the Joint Committee, and provides transitional rules on cumulation between the EU and Iceland.

  • Administrative cooperation
  • Cumulation
  • Customs disputes
  • Rules of origin
2005
European Union In force

1. Notwithstanding Article 3 of Appendix I to the Convention, the rules on cumulation provided for in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to this Agreement, as amended by Decision No 3/2005 of the EU-Switzerland Joint Committee of 15 December 2005(2), shall continue to apply between the EU and Switzerland until the Convention has entered into application with relation to all Contracting Parties listed in Articles 3 and 4 of Protocol 3 to the Agreement.

This decision sets transitional rules so the existing cumulation rules continue to apply between the EU and Switzerland until the Convention applies to all listed Contracting Parties.

  • Administrative cooperation
  • Cumulation
  • Originating products
2004
European Union In force

1. On the basis of the principle of cost sharing, established by a decision of the Standing Committee, the Financial Mechanism Committee shall, at the beginning of each financial year of the commitment period (2004 to 2009), calculate the share of each annual tranche to be made available for commitment by each EEA EFTA State to the EEA Financial Mechanism.

The Decision creates a Financial Mechanism Committee, gives it governance and reporting duties, and sets how it votes and calculates annual tranche shares.

  • Committee governance
  • Financial mechanism administration
  • Reporting
1999
European Union Decision

1. The Agreement is related to the seven agreements signed with Switzerland on 21 June 1999 and concluded by Decision 2002/309/EC, Euratom of the Council and of the Commission, as regards the Agreement on Scientific and Technological Cooperation, of 4 April 2002 on the conclusion of seven Agreements with the Swiss Confederation(3).

This decision approves the Scientific and Technological Cooperation Agreement with Switzerland and requires the Council and Commission Presidents to make the Article 14 notification.

  • Notification
  • Scientific cooperation
  • Treaty approval
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European Union In force

1. The Commission shall adopt the position of the Communities to be taken in the Switzerland/Communities Research Committee established by Article 10 of the Framework Agreement on Scientific and Technical Cooperation between the European Communities and the Swiss Confederation(1)with regard to decisions pursuant to Article 2(1) of the Agreement on the applicability in Switzerland of the rules for the establishment of the legal structures created under Articles 169 and 171 of the EC Treaty.

The decision approves signing and provisional application of the EU–Swiss scientific and technological cooperation agreement, and the agreement sets participation, funding, intellectual property, audit, and termination rules.

  • Audits and inspections
  • Financial contributions
  • Grant and contract conditions
  • Intellectual property
  • Research participation
2001
European Union In force

1. The Commission shall represent the Community in the Technical Commission provided for in Article VII of the Agreement, after having heard the views of the members of the European Community Energy Star Board established by Regulation (EC) No 2422/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council(1). After consulting the European Community Energy Star Board, the Commission shall carry out the tasks referred to in Articles VI(5), VII(1) and (2), and IX(4) of the Agreement.

The Commission represents the Community in the Technical Commission and must consult the Energy Star Board before doing so and before preparing or determining Community positions on certain Agreement matters.

  • Agreement administration
  • Computer monitors
  • Consultation procedures
  • Energy consumption criteria
  • Imaging equipment
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European Union In force

1. The Community shall accede to the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) by means of the declaration of acceptance of the Statute of the HCCH (Statute), as set out in Annex I to this Decision, as soon as the HCCH has taken the formal decision to admit the Community as a Member.

The Community must accede to the HCCH once the HCCH has formally decided to admit it, and it must file the required competence and related declarations.

  • Competence declaration
  • International organisation membership
  • Treaty accession
2001
European Union Decision

1. The EUSR and the members of his team shall respect the security principles and minimum standards established by Council Decision 2001/264/EC of 19 March 2001 adopting the Council's security regulations(4), in particular when managing EU classified information.

The decision appoints the EUSR in Kosovo for a set period and requires the EUSR and team to follow EU security rules, report regularly, and take security measures for personnel.

  • Mission staffing
  • Public administration
  • Reporting
  • Security information
2001
European Union In force

1. The European Union Institute for Security Studies established by Joint Action 2001/554/CFSP (‘the Institute’) shall hereby continue its activities in accordance with this Decision.

The Institute must continue operating under this Decision and have its headquarters in Paris; it may also have a liaison office in Brussels.

  • Budgeting
  • Organizational structure
  • Public governance
  • Staffing
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European Union Decision

1. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy ("HR") shall be responsible for implementing this Decision.

The High Representative must implement this Decision; GIZ carries out the technical implementation, and the Commission supervises expenditure and the agreement with GIZ.

  • Financial supervision
  • Programme implementation
  • Project funding
  • Reporting

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