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PART THREE: LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Article LAW.GEN.1: Objective 1. The objective of this Part is to provide for law enforcement and judicial ...
TITLE II: EXCHANGES OF DNA, FINGERPRINTS AND VEHICLE REGISTRATION DATA Article LAW.PRUM.5: Objective The objective of this Title is to establish reciprocal cooperation between the competent law enforcement ...
TITLE V: COOPERATION WITH EUROPOL Article LAW.EUROPOL.46: Objective The objective of this Title is to establish cooperative relations between Europol and the competent authorities of the United Kingdom in order to ...
TITLE VII: SURRENDER Article LAW.SURR.76: Objective The objective of this Title is to ensure that the extradition system between the Member States, on the one side, and the United Kingdom, on the other side, is based ...
TITLE IV: COOPERATION ON OPERATIONAL INFORMATION Article LAW.OPCO.1: Cooperation on Operational Information 1. The objective of this Title is for the Parties to ensure that the competent authorities of the United ...
TITLE X: ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTER TERRORIST FINANCING Article LAW.AML.127: Objective The objective of this Title is to support and strengthen action by the Union and the United Kingdom to prevent and combat ...
TITLE XI: FREEZING AND CONFISCATION Article LAW.CONFISC.1: Objective and principles of cooperation 1. The objective of this Title is to provide for cooperation between the United Kingdom, on the one side, and the ...
TITLE XII: OTHER PROVISIONS Article LAW.OTHER.134: Notifications 1. By the date of entry into force of this Agreement, the Union and the United Kingdom shall make any of the notifications provided for in Article ...
TITLE XIII: DISPUTE SETTLEMENT Article LAW.DS.1: Objective The objective of this Title is to establish a swift, effective and efficient mechanism for avoiding and settling disputes between the Parties concerning this ...
Chapter two: Competition Policy Article 2.1: Principles and definitions 1. The Parties recognise the importance of free and undistorted competition in their trade and investment relations. The Parties acknowledge ...
Chapter three: Subsidy control Article 3.1: Definitions 1. For the purposes of this Chapter: a) “economic actor” means an entity or a group of entities constituting a single economic entity, regardless of its legal ...
Chapter four: State-owned enterprises, enterprises granted special rights or privileges and designated monopolies Article 4.1: Definitions 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, the following definitions apply: (a) ...
Chapter five: Taxation Article 5.1: Good governance The Parties recognise and commit to implementing the principles of good governance in the area of taxation, in particular the global standards on tax transparency ...
Chapter six: Labour and social standards Article 6.1: Definition 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, “labour and social levels of protection” means the levels of protection provided overall in a Party’s law and ...
Chapter seven : Environment and climate Article 7.1: Definitions 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, “environmental levels of protection” means the levels of protection provided overall in a Party’s law which have ...
TITLE V: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Chapter 1: General provisions Article IP.1: Objectives The objectives of this Title are to: (a) facilitate the production, provision and commercialisation of innovative and creative ...
ANNEX PPROC-1: PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SECTION A: Relevant provisions of the GPA: Articles I to III, IV.1.a, IV.2 to IV.7, VI to XV, XVI.1 to XVI.3, XVII and XVIII. SECTION B: Market access commitments For the purposes of ...
TITLE VI: PUBLIC PROCUREMENT Chapter 1: Scope Article PPROC.1: Objective The objective of this Title is to guarantee each Party’s suppliers access to increased opportunities to participate in public procurement ...
EU and Direct Tax Direct taxes on income and gains are not an EU competence. They are a matter for the member states exclusively. The basic principles in relation to the scope of direct taxes both for companies and ...
Common Consolidated Tax Base Proposal The EU Commission has pursued the adoption of an EU wide common consolidated corporate tax base. It is proposed that as a fair transparent and efficient tax system. The original ...
EU and Direct Tax Direct taxes on income and gains are not an EU competence. They are a matter for the member states exclusively. The basic principles in relation to the scope of direct taxes both for companies and ...
Social Security And Free Movement Since the early days of the EU, there have been EU Social Security measures that seek to facilitate the free movement of workers. In the absence of such coordinating measures, ...
In view of the uncertainties surrounding the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement, all interested parties, and especially economic operators, are reminded of legal repercussions, which need to be considered when ...
EEIG Requirements A European regulation provides for the establishment of European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG). The purpose of an EEIG is to facilitate and develop economic activities of members by pooling of ...
Mergers of Public Companies The third council Directive deals with mergers of public liability companies. In order to be subject to the merger, there must be a full absorption of one company in another or the ...
Shareholders’ Voting Rights I A Company law directive establishes minimum requirements to facilitate the exercise of shareholder rights at a general meeting of listed companies, particularly on a cross-border ...
Requirements of Accounts The fourth company Directive deals with the annual accounts of limited companies. The annual accounts are to comprise a balance sheet, profit and loss account, and notes to the accounts. The ...
General An EU Directive on takeover bids sets minimum guidelines for the conduct of takeover bids involving the securities of companies governed by the law of an EU state or where the securities are admitted to ...
Unsolicited Communications to (Persons) I A person shall not use or cause to be used any publicly available electronic communications service to send to a subscriber or user who is a natural person an unsolicited ...
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