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Council statement concerning the bodies responsible in Member States for providing telecommunications services
Date: 1977-01-15
Institutions: Council of the European Union
Subjects: harmonisation of standards, supplies contract, technical standard, telecommunications industry













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Council statement concerning the bodies responsible in Member States for providing telecommunications services  


Official Journal C 011 , 15/01/1977 P. 0003 - 0003 Greek special edition: Chapter 06 Volume 1 P. 0229  Spanish special edition: Chapter 17 Volume 1 P. 0028  Portuguese special edition Chapter 17 Volume 1 P. 0028  





COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 21 December 1976 concerning the review of Directive 77/62/EEC coordinating procedures for the award of public supply contracts    1. The Council invites the Commission to review the operation of Directive 77/62/EEC over an appropriate period, to submit to the Council a report on its operation and the experience gained in its application, and to include in that report proposals for any amendment to Directive 77/62/EEC or for any further measures which may be necessary.  The Commission should consider in particular the advisability of introducing at Community level national procedures which are particularly expedient and would be most suitable for the purposes of attaining the objective laid down in Directive 77/62/EEC.  The report should be submitted to the Council within a period of three years from the adoption of Directive 77/62/EEC.       2. The Commission should take into consideration any advice or opinions it can obtain and should consult the Advisory Committee for Public Contracts.
Commission statement concerning Article 115 of the Treaty
Date: 1977-01-15
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: free circulation, import policy, national law, originating product, public contract, trade policy













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31977Y0115(02)

Commission statement concerning Article 115 of the Treaty  


Official Journal C 011 , 15/01/1977 P. 0002 - 0002 Greek special edition: Chapter 08 Volume 1 P. 0176  Spanish special edition: Chapter 17 Volume 1 P. 0026  Portuguese special edition Chapter 17 Volume 1 P. 0026  





COMMISSION STATEMENT concerning Article 115 of the Treaty The Commission notes the concern expressed by the Council in its resolution.  The Commission is aware that in awarding public supply contracts Member States may still, in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty, apply certain measures of national commercial policy with regard to the eligibility of products originating in third countries for such contracts. The Commission recognizes that, until these national measures are harmonized within the framework of the conventional or autonomous common commercial policy and in the light of the outcome of current or future international negotiations their application may give rise to difficulty in cases where tenders include products originating in third countries in free circulation in another Member State.  The Commission would recall that Article 115 of the Treaty enables the efficacy of such national measures to be safeguarded against deflection of trade resulting from the free movement within the Community of products originating in third countries.  In accordance with the provisions of Article 115 of the Treaty the Commission intends to authorize, for fixed periods which might extend until the conclusion of the international negotiations, those Member States concerned which have so applied to provide for the exclusion from their public contracts of certain goods or categories of goods originating in third countries which are in free circulation in another Member State, in all cases where similar arrangements are made as regards directly imported products originating in third countries. The application of such measures will only have effect at the time of the examination of tenders and not at the point of importation into the Member State concerned. These measures will not therefore entail any controls nor will they lead to the creation of any form of barrier at the frontiers within the Community and will not affect the import arrangements for the import of products originating in third countries, nor in particular the extent of liberalization at Community or national level.  The Commission will make its decisions after examination of the applications of the Member States concerned. Applications shall specify the categories of goods and the public contracts in question, the arrangements applied in the field of public contracts to such goods where they originate in third countries and are imported directly, as well as the justifications for the application of such arrangements.