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The objectives pursued generally by the laws and regulations of Member States include the preservation of human rights, peace, security and stability through systems of strict control and restriction of the exportation and proliferation of defence-related products to third countries as well as to other Member States.
Splošni cilji zakonov in predpisov držav članic vključujejo spoštovanje človekovih pravic, ohranitev miru, varnosti in stabilnosti prek sistemov strogega nadzora ter omejitev izvoza in širjenja obrambnih proizvodov v tretje države pa tudi druge države članice.
Such restrictions on the movement of defence-related products within the Community cannot be abolished generally through direct application of the principles of the free movement of goods and services provided for by the Treaty, as those restrictions may be justified on a case-by-case basis in accordance with Articles 30 or 296 of the Treaty, which continue to be applicable by Member States, provided that their conditions are met.
Takšnih omejitev pretoka obrambnih proizvodov znotraj Skupnosti ni mogoče odpraviti na splošno prek neposredne uporabe načel prostega pretoka blaga in storitev, kot je predvideno v Pogodbi, saj so lahko navedene omejitve v posameznih primerih upravičene v skladu s členom 30 ali 296 Pogodbe, ki ju države članice lahko še naprej izvajajo, če so izpolnjeni njuni pogoji.
The relevant laws and regulations of Member States therefore need to be harmonised in such a way as to simplify the intra-Community transfer of defence-related products in order to ensure the proper functioning of the internal market.
Ustrezne zakone in predpise držav članic je zato treba uskladiti tako, da se poenostavi prenos obrambnih proizvodov znotraj Skupnosti, da se zagotovi ustrezno delovanje notranjega trga.
This Directive only deals with rules and procedures as far as defence-related products are concerned, and, consequently, does not affect the policies of the Member States regarding the transfer of defence-related products.
Ta direktiva zadeva le pravila in postopke, ki se nanašajo na obrambne proizvode, ter posledično ne vpliva na politiko držav članic glede prenosa teh proizvodov.
Harmonisation of the relevant laws and regulations of Member States should not prejudice the international obligations and commitments of the Member States nor their discretion as regards their policy on the export of defence-related products.
Uskladitev ustreznih zakonov in predpisov držav članic ne bi smela vplivati na mednarodne obveznosti in zaveze držav članic ali na njihovo diskrecijsko pravico v zvezi z njihovo politiko izvoza obrambnih proizvodov.
Member States should remain entitled to pursue and further develop intergovernmental cooperation, whilst complying with the provisions of this Directive.
Države članice bi morale ostati pristojne za izvajanje in nadaljnji razvoj medvladnega sodelovanja, ob spoštovanju določb te direktive.
This Directive should not apply to defence-related products which only pass through the territory of the Community, namely to those products which are not assigned a customs-approved treatment or use other than the external transit procedure or which are merely placed in a free zone or free warehouse and where no record of them has to be kept in an approved stock record.
Ta direktiva se ne bi smela uporabljati za obrambne proizvode, ki samo prečkajo ozemlje Skupnosti, to je tiste proizvode, za katere ni določena druga carinsko dovoljena obravnava ali uporaba kakor zunanji tranzitni postopek ali ki se samo vnesejo v prosto carinsko cono ali prosto carinsko skladišče in jih ni treba vnesti v predpisano evidenco blaga.
This Directive should cover all the defence-related products which correspond to those listed in the Common Military List of the European Union [3], including their components and technologies.
Ta direktiva bi morala zajemati vse obrambne proizvode, ki ustrezajo tistim s skupnega seznama vojaške opreme [3], vključno s sestavnimi deli in tehnologijo.
This Directive should not prejudice the implementation of Joint Action 97/817/CFSP of 28 November 1997 adopted by the Council on the basis of Article J.3 of the Treaty of the European Union on anti-personnel landmines [4], nor should it prejudice the ratification and implementation by the Member States of the Convention on Cluster Munitions, signed in Oslo on 3 December 2008.
Ta direktiva ne bi smela vplivati na izvajanje Skupnega ukrepa 97/817/SZVP z dne 28. novembra 1997 o protipehotnih minah [4], niti ne bi smela vplivati na ratifikacijo in izvajanje s strani držav članic Konvencije o kasetnem strelivu, podpisane v Oslu dne 3. decembra 2008.
The objectives of the preservation of human rights, peace, security and stability pursued generally by laws and regulations of Member States restricting the transfer of defence-related products require that the transfer of those products within the Community remain subject to authorisation by originating Member States and guarantees in the receiving Member States.
V skladu s cilji spoštovanja človekovih pravic, ohranitve miru, varnosti in stabilnosti, ki so na splošno navedeni kot cilji zakonov in predpisov držav članic za omejitev prenosa obrambnih proizvodov, morajo pri prenosu navedenih proizvodov znotraj Skupnosti dovoljenje za prenos še naprej izdati države članice porekla, jamstva pa zagotoviti države članice prejemnice.
In view of the safeguards provided by this Directive for the protection of those objectives, Member States would no longer need to introduce or maintain other restrictions for their achievement, subject to Articles 30 and 296 of the Treaty.
Glede na predvidena varstva iz te direktive za zaščito navedenih ciljev državam članicam ne bo treba več uvajati ali ohranjati drugih omejitev za doseganje navedenih ciljev v skladu s členoma 30 in 296 Pogodbe.
This Directive should not prejudice the application of provisions necessary on grounds of public policy or public security.
Ta direktiva ne bi smela posegati v uporabo določb, potrebnih za varstvo javnega reda ali javne varnosti.
In the light of the nature and features of defence-related products, grounds of public policy, such as the safety of transport, the safety of storage, the risk of diversion and the prevention of crime, are of particular relevance for the purposes of this Directive.
Glede na naravo in značilnosti obrambnih proizvodov so vidiki javnega reda, kot so varnost prometa, varnost hrambe, nevarnost diverzij in preprečevanje kriminala, še posebej pomembni za namene te direktive.
This Directive is without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 91/477/EEC of 18 June 1991 on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons [5], and in particular the formalities for the movement of weapons within the Community.
Ta direktiva ne posega v izvajanje Direktive Sveta 91/477/EGS z dne 18. junija 1991 o nadzoru nabave in posedovanja orožja [5], zlasti v formalnosti glede pretoka orožja znotraj Skupnosti.
This Directive is also without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 93/15/EEC of 5 April 1993 on the harmonization of the provisions relating to the placing on the market and supervision of explosives for civil uses [6], and in particular the provisions regarding the transfer of ammunitions.
Ta direktiva prav tako ne posega v izvajanje Direktive Sveta 93/15/EGS z dne 5. aprila 1993 o usklajevanju določb v zvezi z dajanjem eksplozivov za civilno uporabo v promet in njihovim nadzorom [6], zlasti v določbe o prenosu streliva.
Any transfer of defence-related products within the Community should be subject to prior authorisation through general, global or individual transfer licences granted or published by the Member State from whose territory the supplier wishes to transfer defence-related products.
Vsak prenos obrambnih proizvodov znotraj Skupnosti mora predhodno odobriti ali objaviti država članica, s katere ozemlja želi dobavitelj prenesti obrambne proizvode, in sicer z izdajo splošnega, globalnega ali posameznega dovoljenja za prenos.
Member States should be able to exempt transfers of defence-related products from the obligation of prior authorisation in specific cases listed in this Directive.
Države članice bi morale imeti možnost, da v posameznih primerih, naštetih v tej direktivi, odpravijo potrebo po predhodnem dovoljenju za prenos obrambnih proizvodov.
Member States should be free to deny or grant prior authorisation.
Države članice bi morale imeti proste roke pri izdaji predhodnih dovoljenj za prenos.
In line with the principles establishing the internal market, such authorisation should be valid throughout the Community and no further authorisation for passage through other Member States or entrance onto the territory of other Member States should be required.
V skladu z načelom vzpostavitve notranjega trga bi moralo biti dovoljenje za prenos veljavno po vsej Skupnosti, zato ne bi smelo biti potrebno nobeno dodatno dovoljenje za prenos za prehod ob prehodu preko drugih držav članic ali vstop na ozemlje drugih držav članic.
Member States should determine the suitable type of transfer licence for defence-related products or categories of defence-related products for each type of transfer, and which terms and conditions should be attached to each transfer licence, taking into account the sensitivity of the transfer.
Države članice bi morale določiti, katera vrsta dovoljenja za prenos za obrambne proizvode ali za kategorije teh proizvodov je primerna, za katero vrsto prenosa in kateri pogoji morajo veljati za posamezno dovoljenje za prenos, ob upoštevanju občutljivosti prenosa.
As regards components, Member States should refrain from imposing export limitations as far as possible by accepting the recipient’s declaration of use, taking into account the degree of integration of such components into the recipient’s own products.
Kar zadeva sestavne dele, bi se morale države članice čim bolj vzdržati uvajanja izvoznih omejitev, pri čemer sprejmejo prejemnikovo izjavo o uporabi in upoštevajo pri tem stopnjo integracije takšnih sestavnih delov v prejemnikove lastne proizvode.
Member States should determine the recipients of transfer licences in a non-discriminatory way, unless necessary for the protection of their essential security interests.
Države članice bi morale določiti prejemnike dovoljenj za prenos na nediskriminatoren način, razen če je to potrebno za zaščito njihovih bistvenih varnostnih interesov.
In order to facilitate transfers of defence-related products, general transfer licences should be published by Member States granting authorisation to transfer defence-related products to any undertaking fulfilling the terms and conditions defined in each general transfer licence.
Za lažje prenose obrambnih proizvodov bi morale države članice objaviti splošna dovoljenja za prenos na način, ki zagotavlja odobritev prenosa obrambnih proizvodov za vsako podjetje, ki izpolnjuje pogoje, opredeljene v posameznem splošnem dovoljenju za prenos.
A general transfer licence should be published for transfers of defence-related products to armed forces in order to greatly increase security of supply for all Member States which choose to procure such products within the Community.
Objaviti je treba splošno dovoljenje za prenos obrambnih proizvodov oboroženim silam, da se znatno poveča varnost dobave takih proizvodov za vse države članice, ki se odločijo za nabavo znotraj Skupnosti.
A general transfer licence should be published for transfers of components to certified European defence undertakings in order to foster cooperation between, and the integration of, those undertakings, in particular by facilitating optimisation of supply chains and economies of scale.
Objaviti je treba splošno dovoljenje za prenos sestavnih delov certificiranim obrambnim podjetjem v Evropi, da se spodbudi sodelovanje in integracija navedenih podjetij, zlasti z olajšanjem optimizacije dobavnih verig in ekonomij obsega.
Member States participating in an intergovernmental cooperation programme should be able to publish a general transfer licence for such transfers of defence-related products to recipients in other participating Member States as are necessary for the execution of that programme.
Države članice, ki sodelujejo v medvladnem programu sodelovanja, lahko objavijo splošno dovoljenje za prenos obrambnih proizvodov prejemnikom v drugih sodelujočih državah članicah, kadar je to potrebno za izvajanje navedenega programa sodelovanja.
This would improve conditions for the participation in intergovernmental cooperation programmes by undertakings established in participating Member States.
To bi izboljšalo pogoje za podjetja s sedežem v sodelujočih državah članicah za udeležbo v programih sodelovanja.
Member States should be able to publish further general transfer licences to cover cases where the risk for the preservation of human rights, peace, security and stability is very low in view of the nature of the products and the recipients.
Države članice bi morale objaviti dodatna splošna dovoljenja za prenos za primere, kadar so tveganja za spoštovanje človekovih pravic, ohranitev miru, varnosti in stabilnosti zelo majhna glede na naravo proizvoda in prejemnikov.
Where a general transfer licence cannot be published, Member States should, upon request, grant a global transfer licence to individual undertakings, except in the cases set out in this Directive.
Kadar splošnega dovoljenja za prenos ni mogoče objaviti, bi morale države članice posameznim podjetjem na njihovo zahtevo izdati globalna dovoljenja za prenos, razen v primerih, določenih v tej direktivi.
Member States should be able to grant renewable global transfer licences.
Države članice lahko izdajo obnovljiva globalna dovoljenja za prenos.
Undertakings should inform the competent authorities of the use of general transfer licences with a view to the preservation of human rights, peace, security and stability and in order to allow transparent reporting of transfers of defence-related products with a view to democratic control.
Podjetja bi morala pristojne organe obvestiti o uporabi splošnih dovoljenj za prenos zaradi spoštovanja človekovih pravic, ohranitve miru, varnosti in stabilnosti pa tudi, da se omogoči pregledno poročanje o prenosih obrambnih proizvodov z vidika demokratičnega nadzora.
The degree of latitude of Member States in determining the terms and conditions of general, global and individual transfer licences should be flexible enough to allow on-going cooperation under the existing international framework on export control.
Državam članicam bi morala biti omogočena zadostna prožnost pri določanju pogojev splošnih, globalnih in posameznih dovoljenj za prenos, da omogočijo tekoče sodelovanje v okviru obstoječega mednarodnega režima za nadzor izvoza.
As the decision to authorise or deny an export is, and should remain, at the discretion of each Member State, such cooperation should only stem from the voluntary coordination of export policies.
Ker vsaka posamezna država članica ima in bi morala še naprej imeti diskrecijsko pravico za odobritev ali zavrnitev izvoza, mora takšno sodelovanje izhajati samo iz prostovoljnega usklajevanja izvoznih politik.
In order to compensate for the progressive replacement of individual ex-ante control by general ex-post control in the Member State of origin of the defence-related products, conditions for mutual confidence and trust should be created by including guarantees which ensure that defence-related products are not exported in violation of export limitations to third countries.
Za nadomestilo postopne nadomestitve posamičnega predhodnega nadzora s splošnim naknadnim nadzorom v državi članici porekla obrambnih proizvodov bi bilo treba vzpostaviti pogoje vzajemnega zaupanja z vključitvijo jamstev, ki preprečujejo izvoz obrambnih proizvodov v tretje države, pri katerem se kršijo izvozne omejitve.
This principle should also be observed in instances where defence-related products are transferred several times between Member States before being exported to a third country.
To načelo bi se moralo upoštevati tudi v primerih, ko so obrambni proizvodi pred izvozom v tretjo državo večkrat preneseni preko držav članic.
Member States cooperate in the framework of Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP of 8 December 2008 defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment [7] through application of common criteria as well as denial notification and consultation mechanisms with a view to increasing convergence in the application of their export policies of defence-related products to third countries.
Države članice sodelujejo v okviru Skupnega stališča Sveta 2008/944/SZVP z dne 8. decembra 2008 ki opredeljuje skupna pravila glede nadzora izvoza vojaške tehnologije in opreme [7], z uporabo skupnih meril pa tudi obvestilom o zavrnitvi in posvetovalnimi mehanizmi, da se poveča zbliževanje pri uporabi njihovih politik izvoza obrambnih proizvodov v tretje države.
This Directive should not prevent Member States from determining the terms and conditions of transfer licences of defence-related products, including possible export limitations, in particular where this is necessary for the purposes of cooperation in the framework of that Common Position.
Ta direktiva ne bi smela ovirati možnosti držav članic, da določijo pogoje dovoljenj za prenos obrambnih proizvodov, vključno z morebitnimi omejitvami izvoza, zlasti kjer je to potrebno za namene sodelovanja v okviru navedenega skupnega stališča.
Suppliers should inform recipients of any limitations attached to transfer licences in order to allow the building of mutual trust in the ability of recipients to comply with such limitations after the transfer, in particular in the case of a request for export to third countries.
Dobavitelji bi morali prejemnike obvestiti o vseh omejitvah, ki so dodane dovoljenjem za prenos obrambnih proizvodov, da se omogoči vzpostavitev vzajemnega zaupanja glede sposobnosti prejemnikov, da spoštujejo takšne omejitve po prenosu, zlasti v primeru zahtevka za izvoz v tretje države.
It should be for undertakings to decide whether the benefits flowing from the possibility of receiving defence-related products under a general transfer licence justify the request for certification.
Podjetja bi se morala odločiti, ali ugodnosti, ki izhajajo iz možnosti prejetja obrambnih proizvodov na podlagi splošnega dovoljenja za prenos, upravičujejo zahtevek za certifikacijo.
Transfers within a group of undertakings should benefit from a general transfer licence in cases where the members of the group are certified in their respective Member States of establishment.
Prenosi znotraj skupine podjetij bi morali uživati ugodnosti splošnega dovoljenja za prenos, kadar so člani skupine pridobili certifikat v zadevni državi članici, kjer imajo sedež.
Common criteria for certification are necessary in order to allow the building of mutual trust, in particular in the ability of recipients to comply with export limitations of defence-related products received under a transfer licence from another Member State.
Skupna merila za certifikacijo so potrebna, da se omogoči vzpostavitev vzajemnega zaupanja, zlasti glede sposobnosti prejemnikov, da spoštujejo izvozne omejitve za obrambne proizvode, ki so prejeti na podlagi dovoljenja za prenos iz druge države članice.
In order to facilitate mutual confidence, recipients of transferred defence-related products should refrain from exporting those products where the transfer licence contains export limitations.
Prejemniki prenesenih obrambnih proizvodov bi se morali za olajšanje vzajemnega zaupanja vzdržati izvoza navedenih proizvodov, kadar dovoljenje za prenos vsebuje izvozne omejitve.
Undertakings should declare to their competent authorities, at the time of requesting an export licence to third countries, whether they have abided by any export limitations attached to the transfer of the defence-related product by the Member State which issued the transfer licence.
Podjetja bi morala pri vložitvi zahtevka za izvozno dovoljenje v tretje države svoje pristojne organe obvestiti, ali so spoštovala katere koli izvozne omejitve za prenos obrambnih proizvodov, ki jih je uvedla država članica, v kateri je bilo dovoljenje za prenos izdano.
In this context, it is recalled that the consultation mechanism between Member States, as provided for in Common Position 2008/944/CFSP, is of particular relevance.
S tem v zvezi je treba opozoriti, da je zlasti pomemben posvetovalni mehanizem med državami članicami, kot ga določa Skupno stališče 2008/944/SZVP glede izvoza orožja.
Undertakings should furnish proof of the export licence at the common external frontier of the Community to the competent customs authority at the moment of the export to a third country of a defence-related product received under a transfer licence.
Podjetja bi morala pristojnemu carinskemu organu v trenutku izvoza obrambnega proizvoda, ki je bil prejet na podlagi dovoljenja za prenos, v tretjo državo na skupni zunanji meji Skupnosti predložiti dokaz o izvoznem dovoljenju.
The list of defence-related products set out in the Annex should be updated in strict conformity with the Common Military List of the European Union.
Seznam obrambnih proizvodov, kot je neveden v Prilogi, bi bilo treba redno posodabljati natančno v skladu s skupnim seznamom vojaške opreme Evropske unije.
It is necessary for the progressive building of mutual trust and confidence that Member States determine effective measures, including penalties, sufficient to ensure enforcement of the provisions of this Directive, and in particular those providing that undertakings comply with the common criteria for certification and with limitations of further use of defence-related products following a transfer.
Za postopno vzpostavljanje vzajemnega zaupanja morajo države članice določiti učinkovite ukrepe, vključno s kaznimi, ki bodo zadostovali za zagotavljanje izvrševanja določb te direktive in zlasti tistih določb, ki predvidevajo, da podjetja spoštujejo skupna merila certificiranja in omejitve nadaljnje uporabe prenesenih obrambnih proizvodov po prenosu.
Where a Member State of origin has a reasonable doubt as to whether a certified recipient will comply with a condition attached to its general transfer licence, or where a licensing Member State considers that public policy, public security or its essential security interests could be affected, it should not only inform the other Member States and the Commission, but should also be able to provisionally suspend the effect of any transfer licence with regard to that recipient, having regard to its responsibility for the preservation of human rights, peace, security and stability.
Kadar država članica porekla resno dvomi, ali bo prejemnik, ki je prejel certifikat, spoštoval kateri koli pogoj v zvezi s splošnim dovoljenjem za prenos ali če bi bili po mnenju države članice, ki je izdala dovoljenje za prenos, lahko prizadeti javni red, javna varnost ali bistveni varnostni interesi, bi morala o tem obvestiti druge države članice in Komisijo ter biti sposobna začasno prekiniti veljavnost svojih dovoljenj za prenos za takšno podjetje, ob upoštevanju svoje odgovornosti za spoštovanje človekovih pravic, ohranitev miru, varnosti in stabilnosti.
To foster mutual trust, the application of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions adopted to ensure compliance with this Directive should be deferred.
Za spodbuditev vzajemnega zaupanja bi bilo treba uporabo sprejetih zakonov in drugih predpisov odložiti, da se zagotovi skladnost s to direktivo.
That would allow, before application of those provisions, an evaluation of progress made on the basis of a report prepared by the Commission based on the information submitted by the Member States on the measures taken.
To bi omogočilo, da se pred uporabo navedenih določb ovrednoti napredek na podlagi poročila, ki ga je pripravila Komisija in ki temelji na podatkih o sprejetih ukrepih, ki so jih predložile države članice.
The Commission should regularly publish a report on the implementation of this Directive, which may be accompanied by legislative proposals where appropriate.
Komisija bi morala redno objavljati poročilo o izvajanju te direktive, ki so mu lahko po potrebi priloženi zakonodajni predlogi.