FLEGT LICENSING Clause Samples

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FLEGT LICENSING. The Indonesian FLEGT licence is known as the "V-Legal Document". This is an export licence that provides evidence that the timber products exported meet the Indonesian legality standard as set out in Annex II and were sourced from a supply chain with adequate controls against the inflow of timber from unknown sources. The V-Legal Document is issued by the LVs who act as Licensing Authorities and will be used as a FLEGT licence for shipments to the Union once the parties have agreed to start the FLEGT licensing scheme. Indonesia will clearly define the procedures for issuing V-Legal Documents and communicate these procedures to the exporters and any other parties concerned through its licensing authorities (the LVs) and the website of the Ministry of Forestry. The Ministry of Forestry has established a Licence Information Unit to maintain a database with copies of all V-Legal Documents and LV non-compliance reports. In the event of an inquiry concerning the authenticity, completeness, and validity of the V-Legal Document or FLEGT licence, the competent authorities in the Union will contact the Licence Information Unit in the Ministry of Forestry for further clarification. This unit will communicate with the relevant LV. The Licence Information Unit will respond to the competent authorities upon receipt of the information from the LV. The V-Legal Document is issued at the point at which the export consignment is established prior to the trans­ portation to the point of export. The procedure is as follows: 6.1. The V-Legal Document is issued by the LV, which holds a contract with the exporter, for the consignment of timber products to be exported. 6.2. The exporter's internal traceability system shall provide evidence on the legality of timber for export licensing. This system shall at minimum cover all the supply chain related controls from the stage where the raw materials (such as logs or semi-processed products) were dispatched to the processing mill, within the mill site itself and from the mill to the point of export. 6.2.1. With regard to the primary industry, the exporter's traceability system shall at minimum cover transportation from the log landing or log yard and all the subsequent stages until the point of export. 6.2.2. With regard to the secondary industry, the traceability system shall at minimum cover transportation from the primary industry and all subsequent stages until the point of export. 6.2.3. If managed by the exporter, any previous s...
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FLEGT LICENSING. A FLEGT licensing authority issues FLEGT licences to consignments of timber products that the verification mechanism has confirmed are legally compliant. FLEGT licensing cannot begin until a joint evaluation of the timber legality assurance system by Thailand and the EU confirms that the system works as described in the VPA (see Next steps).
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FLEGT LICENSING. FLEGT licences shall be granted for each export shipment of timber that is listed under Annex I to this Agreement and exported to the Union market provided that such shipment and the exporter have met with all the requirements set out in Annex II and supply chain control and verification under the VNTLAS. FLEGT licences shall be issued prior to the shipment export process. The Viet Nam CITES Management Authority shall serve as the FLEGT Licensing Authority (referred to as the “Licensing Authority”). The Government of Viet Nam shall issue a legal document on the FLEGT licensing regulations, procedures and responsibilities. That document shall be publicised to all export operators and other relevant parties as specified in Annex VIII to this Agreement. The details of the FLEGT licensing system are set out in Annex IV to this Agreement together with the format and mandatory information included on the FLEGT licence.
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FLEGT LICENSING. Once the VNTLAS is operational, it will provide for the issuance of a FLEGT licence for each shipment of timber products that is exported to the EU market. Such shipments and their exporters must meet all the requirements set out in the VNTLAS legality definition, supply chain controls and verification procedures.
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