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Audizione Ministro Ronchi sul Trattato di Lisbona

Visualizza l'audizione alla Camera dei Deputati del 17 marzo 2010 del Ministro Ronchi sullo stato di attuazione in Italia del Trattato di Lisbona  (testo dell'intervento)

New deadline for the issuing/denial of the AEO certificates confirmed

The Italian Customs Agency, with the Communiqué Prot. n. 38141/RU of 17 March 2010 confirms what anticipated with the Communiqué Prot. n. 176591/RU of 24 December 2009, i.e.: the new deadline for the issuing or the denial of the AEO certificate, starting from 1° January 2010, will corespond to that indicated by the article 14 o, par. 2 of Reg. (EEC) N. 2454/93 (120 calendar days + further 60 days), as amended by the EU Reg. N. 197/2010 (see our article). Allegedly, the Table annexed to the Regulation of 16 December 2008 establishing deadlines and responsibles for administrative proceeding falling within the competence of the Customs Agency, will be therefore updated with the correct references to the new deadline.

New website promotes awareness on port development issues

The project, developed by 3 professors (Peter de Langen, Eindhoven University of Technology -The Netherland), Theo Notteboom (Antwerp ITTMA University - Belgium) and Thanos Pallis (University of the Aegeum - Greece), aims at promoting and advancing knowledge exchange on port economics, policy and management, in particular, through a wide range of publications, articles, studies and other information on the above topics, all available at the address: http://www.porteconomics.eu.

Video on the Lisbon Treaty

See the video on the Treaty of Lisbon realized by the Representative Office in Italy of the European Commission. The Treaty of Lisbon has entered into force on 1th December 2009.

AEO, deadline for the release of the certificate extended

Considering the difficulties encountered by the customs administrations of certain member States in issuing AEO certificates within the prescribed 90-calendar days period (extensible, where particular problems in the auditing process occur, to further 30 days), as set forth in Article 14 o, par. 2, of the EEC Regulation N. 2454/93, the European Commission has decided to adopt a new Regulation (EU Reg. N. 97/2010 of 9 March 2010), amending the above article and extending the deadline for the release (or denial) of the AEO certificate to 120 calendar days, extensible to further 60 days.

As of 2nd January 2010, the Italian Customs Agency guarantees the issuing of the AEO certificate within 90 calendar days + a further 30-days extension (therefore, in a maximum period of 120 days), with the "Regulation establishing deadlines and responsibles for administrative proceeding falling within its competence" of 16 December 2008. The deadline for the issuing of the AEO certificate in Italy will continue therefore to be 90 days from the request, unless admentments to such regulation.

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