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SEVENTH COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION on the carriage of ECSC products by the Netherlands Railways (This communication cancels and replaces those published in Official Journals No 33 of 25.2.1966, pp. 481 to 494/66, No 187 of 22.10.1966, pp. 3225 to 3230/66, No 22 of 4.2.1967, pp. 362 to 363/67, No 115 of 16.6.1967, pp. 2229 to 2242/67, No C 5 of 29.1.1968, pp. 21 to 23 and No C 82 of 27.6.1969, pp. 1 to 14)

The Netherlands Railways (NS) apply, in certain cases in respect of the carriage of coal and steel, rates and conditions which differ from published tariffs.

In connection with the regulations 1 adopted by the Government of the Netherlands in implementation of the provisions of the ECSC Treaty cited in High Authority Recommendation No 1/61 2, the High Authority hereby publishes, in Lists I and II below, particulars of the routes over which consignments of ECSC products are carried by the NS at rates and conditions fixed under special agreements.

Producers, dealers and buyers of ECSC products may on application obtain such information on these rates and conditions as may be necessary for the purposes of their participation in the operation of the common market. However, information on carriage for distances of less than 50 km or on carriage on the routes set out in List No II may be obtained only by producers and dealers to whom, either directly or by application of Article 63 of the ECSC Treaty, Article 60 and decisions for the implementation thereof apply.

In the case of special agreements relating to the carriage of coal in competition with inland waterways over the routes set out in List No II, the NS have for annual tonnages of less than 2 000 metric tons based themselves on inland waterway freight rates for the 300 metric ton category specified in the "Tariefbeschikking Ongeregeld Goederenverkeer Binnenscheepvaart 3", except that in the case of goods consigned to Amsterdam or Rotterdam the 500 metric ton category has been used.

Requests for information should be addressed: - to the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General for Transport, 200 rue de la Loi, 1040 Brussels (Telex Nos 21877, 21878 and 21898) ; or

- to the Directeur Generaal van het Verkeer, Muzenstraat, 30, The Hague (Telex No 31086). 1Koninklijk Besluit of 19 November 1965 on rates of carriage for coal and steel (Staatsblad 1965, No 495). 2Recommendation No 1/61 of 1 March 1961 to the Governments of the Member States, on the publication and the communication of scales, rates and other tariff rules applied to the carriage of coal and steel (OJ No 18, 9.3. 1961, p. 469/61). 3Beschikking van der Minister van Verkeer en Waterstaat of 8 February 1954, No A-4/052251 (Staatscourant 1954, No 28), as last amended by the Beschikking van der Staatssecretaris van Verkeer en Waterstaat of 15 November 1965, No A-4/032745 (Staatscourant 1965, No 223).

LIST I

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The granting of industrial loans at reduced interest rates under Article 54 of the ECSC Treaty for safety and hygiene purposes and particularly for the prevention of nuisances

On 7 March 1974, the Commission sent to the Council a draft recommendation for the Council to make to the Member States concerning the allocation of costs and the intervention of public authorities in environmental matters (1). The recommendation adopts the polluter must pay principle, in accordance with the Council Decision of 22 November 1973 (2), and contains rules of application and also exceptions.

These guidlines, on which the Commission's environmental policy will be based, and the Commission's experience of applications for reduced interest loans for investments of this kind, have led the Commission to state more exactly the conditions on which such loans will be granted (3). 1. In granting reduced interest rate loans, the Commission will base itself on the principles and criteria which it has adopted elsewhere in respect of national aids for the same purpose. In addition, in assessing the maximum amount of Community aid granted at reduced interest rate loans, account will be taken of national aids for the environment which may have been given for the same investments.

2. The Commission reaffirms that it proposes to extend such loans only in certain clearly defined cases, within the limit of the means available for this purpose, and without any entitlement being created by the conditions mentioned above.

3. The reduced interest rate loans are only to be granted up to a maximum amount of 50 % of the cost of the investments.

4. The reduced interest rate loans are only to be granted if all the following conditions are satisfied: (a) the financing of the investments to be carried out by the undertakings shall be specifically for the purposes of environmental protection and in response to obligations imposed by the public authorities;

(b) the investment to be financed shall be one to be carried out at plants in existence on 1 January 1975, the fraction of the cost corresponding to extensions of capacity not however being eligible for reduced interest loans;

(c) the investment to be financed shall be restricted to one meeting accepted standards of efficiency and for which the costs are substantially more than those which would be considered normal for the construction of similar installations;

(d) the reduced interest rate loans may only be granted in so far as, before 31 December 1980, the investment decisions concerned have given rise to firm orders and the corresponding loan applications have been made.

5. The restrictions provided by paragraphs 3 and 4 are not applicable to the financing of investments relating to the industrial utilization of technical processes having an innovating character if the results of their putting into operation are made available within the Community to all those interested. (1)OJ No C 68, 12.6.1974, p. 1. (2)OJ No C 112, 20.12.1973. (3)See generally the communication of the Commission published in OJ No C 73, 18.6.1970, p. 20.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION

of 1 April 1974

establishing a Coordinating Committee on materials-testing reactors and their ancillary installations

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community ;

Having regard to the Draft Resolution from the Commission ;

Whereas , on 18 June 1973 , the Council adopted a joint programme on materials-testing reactors ( 1 ) , the objective of which is to set-up a Coordinating Committee in the field of materials-testing reactors and their ancillary installations ;

Whereas the setting up of the Coordinating Committee requires that the tasks and the composition thereof be defined ,

HAS ADOPTED THIS RESOLUTION :

Article 1

A Coordinating Committee in the field of materials-testing reactors and their ancillary installations is hereby set up .

Article 2

The Committee shall be responsible for studying and submitting to the Commission all pertinent suggestions in order to secure , by means of the most appropriate procedures , the widest possible coordination and cooperation between the various existing programmes in the Community in this field .

In particular , the Committee shall have the following tasks :

( a ) to examine the current situation in the light of an inventory of installations and programmes ;

( b ) to study future needs in this field , the extent thereof and the timetable therefor , having regard to the experimental facilities available in all such installations in the Community ;

( c ) at the request of one or more of the parties concerned , on an economic and rational basis and having regard to the available capacities , to issue opinions concerning the choice of installations which best accord with the conditions desired by the experimenters .

Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 194 of the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community , members of the Committee shall be required to exercise discretion in respect of the information exchanged within the Committee .

Article 3

The Member States and the Commission shall each appoint a maximum of two representatives to the Committee .

The Secretariat shall be provided by the Commission .

The Committee shall adopt its own rules of procedure .

Article 4

The Committee shall be established for the duration of the programme adopted in this field by the Council on 18 June 1973 .

( 1 ) OJ No L 189 , 11 . 7 . 1973 , p. 39 .
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 15 July 1974 on a Community policy on data processing

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Aware of the importance of data processing for all aspects of modern society and hence for the Community and its economic and technological position in the world;

Aware that the structure of the data processing industry in the world is unbalanced and that the applications of data processing within the Community are not yet satisfactory;

Convinced that this situation should lead the Community to contribute to the design, development and manufacture of the various components of data processing systems through competitive European-based companies existing alongside the important companies controlled from outside the Community ; convinced that both can prosper in an expanding market;

Aware that effective competition is desirable and that the present situation makes appropriate measures necessary to encourage European-based companies to become more competitive;

Convinced that a more efficient and economical use of resources can be obtained through collaboration or, in suitable fields, through joint action on standards and applications, and through collaboration on public procurement policy;

Aware that producers' associations can help to make European-based companies competitive: 1. Intends to give a Community orientation to policies for encouraging and promoting data processing, and welcomes the Commission's intention to submit in 1974, after appropriate consultations, priority proposals concerning: (a) a limited number of joint projects of European interest in the field of data-processing applications;

(b) collaboration on standards and applications and in public procurement policy;

(c) the promotion of industrial development projects on areas of common interest involving transitional cooperation.

2. Will take a decision on these proposals no later than six months after the European Parliament has given its Opinion.

3. Considers that it is desirable to prepare, in the medium term, a systematic Community programme to promote research, industrial development and applications of data processing. This programme would provide for the coordination of national promotion and Community financing in appropriate fields of joint European interest, with the central aim of ensuring that by the early 1980's there is a fully viable and competitive European-based industry in all the fields concerned.

4. Invites the Commission: - to accompany its proposals with details of their financial implications, including, where appropriate, the cost to the Communities' Budget for each of the next five years;

- to submit annually, by 1 July at the latest, in the light of all decisions taken by the Council subsequent to this resolution, a report to the European Parliament and the Council on all expenditure incurred as a result of such decisions;

- to submit to the Council, by the end of 1975, a report on developments in the data processing sector in the Community in relation to the world situation.
Council Directive of 29 September 1970 on the common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species

Council Directive No 70/457/EEC of 29 September 1970 on the common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species ( OJ No L 225 , 12 . 10 . 1970 , p. 1 ) and the amendments arising out of the acts set out below :

1 . Directive No 72/274/EEC ( OJ No L 171 , 29 . 7 . 1972 , p. 37 ) ;

2 . Directive No 72/418/EEC ( OJ No L 287 , 26 . 12 . 1972 , p. 22 ) ;

3 . Act of Accession ( OJ , Special Edition , 27 . 3 . 1972 , p. 14 ) and the Council Decision of 1 January 1973 adjusting the documents concerning the Accession of new Member States to the European Communities ( OJ No L 2 , 1 . 1 . 1973 , p. 1 ) ;

4 . Directive No 73/438/EEC ( OJ No L 356 , 27 . 12 . 1973 , p. 79 ) ;

are hereby coordinated .

This coordination is without legal status . Hence , the preamble has been omitted .

The numbers in brackets at certain Articles correspond to the above numbering and refer to the last amendment of the basic Act .
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 26 November 1974 concerning consolidation of its Acts

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Whereas, for legal clarity and convenience of interested parties, it is desirable to group in a single text those Acts of the Council which have been amended several times ; whereas therefore the Council has already undertaken, with the aid of the Commission, to publish by way of information the consolidated version of certain of these Acts ; whereas, without prejudice to this experiment and the enquiry into other possible methods of consolidation, a real legislative consolidation, involving the repeal of earlier Acts should so far as possible be effected, for reasons of legal security ; whereas it is desirable further to examine possible new procedures for the consolidation of Community legislation;

Invites the Commission to submit proposals for the consolidation of those of its Regulations or Directives which have been amended several times;

Undertakes to examine those proposals as quickly as possible, without bringing into question, during that consolidation, the substantive solutions contained in the consolidated texts.
Council Resolution of 22 July 1975 on wheat unsuitable for making bread



Official Journal C 182 , 09/08/1975 P. 0001 - 0001



COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 22 July 1975 on wheat unsuitable for making bread THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, HAS ADOPTED THIS RESOLUTION: The Council asks the Commission to propose to it no later than when it submits its price proposals for the 1976/77 marketing year the measures appropriate to dealing with all the problems raised by the development of varieties of wheat unsuitable for making bread, with due regard for the practicalities of management and supervision.
COUNCIL STATEMENT of 14 March 1977 on industrial policy in the aeronautical sector

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Having regard to the Commission communication of 3 October 1975 on an action programme for the European aeronautical sector (1) and, in particular, to those aspects relating to the establishment of a joint programme for the construction of large civil transport aircraft,

Having regard to the opinion of the European Parliament (2),

Having regard to the opinion of the Economic and Social Committee (3),

conscious of the fact that the scale of investments and risks involved in civil aircraft construction programmes means that no longer can any European country launch new programmes in isolation and also that European countries should not launch rival programmes;

HEREBY agrees upon the following objectives for the implementation of the Council Resolution of 4 March 1975 on concerted action and consultations between the Member States on industrial policy in the aeronautical sector (4): (a) the establishment, in close consultation with all interested circles, of a coherent strategy with regard to any new construction programme for large civil transport aircraft, whereby the various options will be examined and duplication avoided from the outset;

(b) optimum use of design and construction capacities, including subcontracting to competitive industries, within the various Member States;

(c) joint action by European manufacturers in the search for possible formulae for cooperation with United States industry, in order to promote penetration of the world market by European industry;

(d) definition of economic viability criteria for deciding on the launching of any new programme such as, for instance, a sufficient number of orders or options;

(e) implementation of procedures to bring together representatives of manufacturers and airlines for the purpose of defining aircraft types for pre-project discussions leading up to the decision to launch;

(f) adoption of all possible measures to ensure that airline companies give competitive European aircraft a fair chance;

(g) exploration of the opportunities and the procedures for a joint effort with regard to basic research with a view particularly to developing the know-how required for the future generation of aircraft and to making the best use of the resources and capacities of the Member States.

(1) OJ No C 265, 19.11.1975, p. 2. (2) OJ No C 178, 2.8.1976, p. 8. (3) OJ No C 131, 12.6.1976, p. 1. (4) OJ No C 59, 13.3.1975, p. 1.
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ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS

DECISION NO 108

OF 24 MARCH 1977

SIMPLIFYING FORM E 111

THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS ,

HAVING REGARD TO ARTICLE 81 OF COUNCIL REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 1408/71 , UNDER WHICH IT SHALL DEAL WITH ALL ADMINISTRATIVE QUESTIONS ARISING FROM COUNCIL REGULATIONS ( EEC ) NO 1408/71 AND ( EEC ) NO 574/72 ,

HAVING REGARD TO ARTICLE 2 ( 1 ) OF COUNCIL REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 574/72 , UNDER WHICH IT SHALL DRAW UP MODELS OF CERTIFICATES , CERTIFIED STATEMENTS , DECLARATIONS , APPLICATIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS NECESSARY FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE ABOVEMENTIONED REGULATIONS ,

WHEREAS FORM E 111 IS ISSUED EXCEPTIONALLY AT THE REQUEST OF THE INSTITUTION OF THE PLACE OF STAY ; WHEREAS IT IS MORE AND MORE BEING DRAWN UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH STANDARDIZED SYSTEMS ; WHEREAS ITS LAYOUT SHOULD THEREFORE BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY ;

WHEREAS , WITH A VIEW TO SIMPLIFYING THE WORK OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTIONS WHICH , EACH YEAR , HAVE TO ISSUE A SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF E 111 FORMS FOR A VERY BRIEF PERIOD , IT IS APPROPRIATE TO PROVIDE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THESE FORMS FOR SUBSEQUENT PERIODS ,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS :

1 . THE MODEL OF FORM E 111 AS REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES NO L 363 OF 30 DECEMBER 1973 SHALL BE REPLACED BY THE MODEL ANNEXED HERETO .

2 . THIS DECISION SHALL APPLY FROM THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING ITS PUBLICATION IN THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ; HOWEVER , CURRENT STOCKS OF FORM E 111 CONFORMING TO THE MODEL PUBLISHED IN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES NO L 363 MAY BE USED UP .

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS

I . J . REFFELL
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 19 June 1979 on the indication of the prices of foodstuffs and non-food household products prepackaged in pre-established quantities

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community,

Having regard to the draft Resolution submitted by the Commission,

Whereas the preliminary programme of the European Economic Community for a consumer protection and information policy (1) provides for the establishment of common principles for indicating unit prices;

Whereas the Council adopted on 19 June 1979 Directive 79/581/EEC on consumer protection in the indication of the prices of foodstuffs (2);

Whereas, by establishing simple and easily comparable quantity ranges, the standardization of quantities of prepackaged foodstuffs is likely to make it easier for the consumer to compare prices at the place of sale;

Whereas the obligation to display the unit price should, wherever possible, be replaced by such standardization;

Whereas an effort to standardize is now under way at national and Community level and it is necessary to take account of the progress which has been or is being made in this context;

Whereas the abovementioned Directive defers the adoption by the Council of the conditions for applying the obligation to indicate the unit price of foodstuffs prepackaged in pre-established quantities;

Whereas non-food household products are not covered by the said Directive and provisions concerning the display of the prices of these products, in particular unit prices, should be adopted;

Whereas the Council should, therefore, undertake now to adopt, on a proposal from the Commission, within a given period supplementary measures concerning the indication of prices of foodstuffs and non-food household products prepackaged in preestablished quantities, 1. invites the Commission: (a) to submit to it without delay a proposal concerning the indication of the selling price and the unit price for non-food household products;

(1) OJ No C 92, 25.4.1975, p. 2. (2) OJ No L 158, 26.6.1979, p. 19. (b) to submit to it before July 1983 a proposal on the decisions to be taken pursuant to Article 8 (1) of Directive 79/581/EEC.

2. considers that ranges of quantities satisfying the following criteria may qualify for exemption from unit-pricing: - they are simple and involve only a small number of sizes,

- they involve only sizes sufficiently distinct from one another to permit easy comparison,

- they are uniform for the same, or very similar, products,

- they involve as far as possible only sizes which are simple multiples or submultiples of a kilogram or a litre,

- they correspond wherever possible to ranges in quantity of the contents.
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PREFERENTIAL TARIFF TREATMENT APPLIED BY THE COMMUNITY ( 1 ) ( 2 )

( POSITION AS ON 1 JANUARY 1980 )

I . ABBREVIATIONS

A*AUSTRIA*

AD F/M*ADF*

AD S/Z*ADS*

2 AD S/Z*STANDARD RATE OF 2 % FOR ADS*

AGR* ( L ) *

AGR R*REDUCED ( L ) *

B/F*BOTTLE*

CH*SWITZERLAND*

CY*CYPRUS*

DK*DENMARK*

DZ*ALGERIA*

E*SPAIN*

ECU*EUROPEAN CURRENCY UNIT ( EX 04.04 AND EX 22.05 ) *

ET*EGYPT*

FO*FAROE ISLANDS*

GB*UNITED KINGDOM*

GR*GREECE*

HL*HECTOLITRE*

% HL*PER HECTOLITRE AND PER % VOLUME OF ALCOHOL*

IL*ISRAEL*

IRL*IRELAND*

IS*ICELAND*

JOR*JORDAN*

KG/BR*KILOGRAM GROSS WEIGHT*

KG/NET*KILOGRAM NET WEIGHT*

KG TOT/ALC*PER KILOGRAM OF TOTAL ALCOHOL*

LOME*ACP AND OCT*

MA*MOROCCO*

MAL*MALTA*

MAX*WITH A MAXIMUM*

MIN*WITH A MINIMUM*

MOB*VARIABLE COMPONENT*

MOB R*REDUCED VARIABLE COMPONENT*

N*NORWAY*

P*PORTUGAL*

P/ST*PIECE*

RL*LEBANON*

S*SWEDEN*

( S ) * " STANDSTILL " *

SF*FINLAND*

SYR*SYRIA*

TN*TUNISIA*

TR*TURKEY*

U/R*EUROPEAN UNIT OF ACCOUNT*

II . RATES OF DUTY

COLUMNS WITHOUT ANY FIGURES CORRESPOND TO THE RATES OF THE CCT .

III . RATES OF DUTY APPLICABLE TO THE FAROE ISLANDS

THE RATES OF DUTY SHOWN IN THE LIST ARE APPLIED BY THE WHOLE COMMUNITY EXCLUDING DENMARK , WHICH APPLIES A ZERO RATE .

( 1 ) EXCLUDING THE GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES .

( 2 ) NOTHING IN THIS PUBLICATION OVERRIDES ANY LEGAL REQUIREMENTS .