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Implementing measures. 1. Denmark shall not take part in the adoption of opinions by the Committee referred to in Article 75 of the Brussels I Regulation. Implementing measures adopted pursuant to Article 74(2) of that Regulation shall not be binding upon and shall not be applicable in Denmark. 2. Whenever implementing measures are adopted pursuant to Article 74(2) of the Regulation, the implementing measures shall be communicated to Denmark. Denmark shall notify the Commission of its decision whether or not to implement the content of the implementing measures. Notification shall be given upon receipt of the implementing measures or within 30 days thereafter. 3. The notification shall state that all necessary administrative measures in Denmark enter into force on the date of entry into force of the implementing measures or have entered into force on the date of the notification, whichever date is the latest. 4. A Danish notification that the content of the implementing measures has been implemented in Denmark creates mutual obligations under international law between Denmark and the Community. The implementing measures will then form part of this Agreement. 5. In cases where: (a) Denmark notifies its decision not to implement the content of the implementing measures; or (b) Denmark does not make a notification within the 30-day time-limit set out in paragraph 2, this Agreement shall be considered terminated unless the parties decide otherwise within 90 days. Termination shall take effect three months after the expiry of the 90-day period. 6. Legal proceedings instituted and documents formally drawn up or registered as authentic instruments before the date of termination of the Agreement as set out in paragraph 5 are not affected hereby. 7. If in exceptional cases the implementation requires parliamentary approval in Denmark, the Danish notification under paragraph 2 shall indicate this and the provisions of Article 3(5) to (8) shall apply. 8. Denmark shall notify the Commission of texts amending the items set out in Article 2(2)(g) to (j) of this Agreement. The Commission shall adapt Article 2(2)(g) to (j) accordingly.
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Implementing measures. 1. Denmark shall not take part in the adoption of opinions by the Committee referred to Article 27(2) of the Dublin II Regulation and Article 23(2) of the Eurodac Regulation or in the adoption of implementing measures adopted pursuant to Article 22 of the Eurodac Regulation. Implementing measures adopted pursuant to Article 27(2) of the Dublin II Regulation or pursuant to 23(2) of the Eurodac Regulation and implementing measures adopted pursuant to Article 22 of the Eurodac Regu- lation shall not be binding upon and shall not be applicable in Denmark. 2. Whenever implementing measures are adopted pursuant to Article 27(2) of the Dublin II Regulation and pursuant to Article 22 or 23(2) of the Eurodac Regulation, the imple- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ measures shall be communicated to Denmark. Denmark shall notify the Commission of its decision whether or not to implement the content of the implementing measures. Notification shall be given upon receipt of the implementing measures or within 30 days thereafter. 3. The notification shall state that all necessary administrative measures in Denmark enter into force on the date of entry into force of the implementing measures or have entered into force on the date of the notification, whichever date is the latest. 4. A Danish notification that the content of the imple- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ measures have been implemented in Denmark, creates mutual obligations under international law between Denmark and the Community. The implementing measures will then form part of this Agreement. 5. In case: (a) Denmark notifies its decision not to implement the content of the implementing measures, or (b) Denmark does not make a notification within the 30-day time limit set out in paragraph 2; this Agreement shall be considered terminated unless the parties decide otherwise within 90 days. Termination shall take effect three months after the expiry of the 90-day period. 6. Requests that have been transmitted in accordance with the ‘Dublin II Regulation’ before the date of termination of the Agreement as set out in paragraph 5 are not affected hereby. 7. If in exceptional cases the implementation requires parlia- mentary approval in Denmark, the Danish notification under paragraph 2 shall indicate this and the provisions of Article 3(5) to (8), shall apply.
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Implementing measures. The Republic of Albania shall inform in due time the Head of Mission of the EU civilian crisis management operation (‘Head of Mission’) and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (‘HR’) of any change to its contribution to the EU civilian crisis management operation.
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Implementing measures. The measures necessary for the implementation of this Agreement or its Protocol may be the subject of agreements or technical or administrative arrangements between the Contracting Parties or their Competent authorities. ARTICLE 1 This Protocol shall apply to rail traffic between the Contracting Parties in either direction travelling via the Fixed Link. 1. The laws in force of the Host State shall apply at all times in the Control Zone. Without prejudice to the application of the provisions of article 18, Officers of the Host State have the right to circulate and intervene at any moment within the Control Zone in order to perform their competences attributed by national law. 2. When performing border controls in the Host State, the Officers of the Destination State shall apply the laws and regulations relating to border controls in their State and put them into effect in the Control Zone situated in the Host State in the same way as in their own territory, under the procedure and modalities as defined in Article 3.
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Implementing measures. Each Committee will assign the required staff with the necessary specialised expertise to guarantee the technical management of electronic resources such as "cataloguing of collections" and tools management, with the necessary back-up. The two Committees will each ensure an appropriate financial management for all joint activities, including the preparatory work and the follow-up of calls for tenders and contracts, and agree annually on the financial resources that they will make available to the library. The two Committees will meet at Head of Unit level at least 6 times a year to monitor the implementation of this technical arrangement, as well as to discuss and agree upon any change in the financial and human resources having an impact on the implementation of this arrangement. They will also exchange information on their collections and future developments in order to avoid duplication.
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Implementing measures. The Republic of Serbia shall inform in due time the EU civilian crisis management operation Head of Mission and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Council of any change to its contribution to the EU civilian crisis management operation.
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Implementing measures. 1. For the purposes of this Title, States shall make all categories of data available for searching and comparison to the competent law enforcement authorities of other States under conditions equal to those under which they are available for searching and comparison by domestic competent law enforcement authorities. States shall supply further available personal data and other information relating to the reference data as referred to in Article 536 to the competent law enforcement authorities of other States for the purposes of this Title under conditions equal to those under which they would be supplied to domestic authorities. 2. For the purpose of implementing the procedures referred to in Articles 530, 531, 534 and 537, technical and procedural specifications are laid down in Annex 39. 3. The declarations made by Member States in accordance with Council Decisions 2008/615/JHA1 and 2008/616/JHA2 shall also apply in their relations with the United Kingdom. 1. In order to verify whether the United Kingdom has fulfilled the conditions set out in Article 539 and Annex 39, an evaluation visit and a pilot run, to the extent required by ▇▇▇▇▇ 39, shall be carried out in respect of, and under conditions and arrangements acceptable to, the United Kingdom. In any event, a pilot run shall be carried out in relation to the searching of data under Article 537. 2. On the basis of an overall evaluation report on the evaluation visit and, where applicable, the pilot run, as referred to in paragraph 1, the Union shall determine the date or dates from which personal data may be supplied by Member States to the United Kingdom pursuant to this Title. 3. Pending the outcome of the evaluation referred to in paragraph 1, from the date of the entry into force of this Agreement, Member States may supply to the United Kingdom personal data as referred to in Articles 530, 531, 534 and 536 until the date or dates determined by the Union in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article, but not longer than nine months after the entry into force of this Agreement. The Specialised Committee on Law Enforcement and Judicial Cooperation may extend this period once by a maximum of nine months. 1. In the event that the Union considers it necessary to amend this Title because Union law relating to the subject matter governed by this Title is amended substantially, or is in the process of being amended substantially, it may notify the United Kingdom accordingly with a view to agreeing on a f...
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