(e) if that party decides to request authorization to suspend concessions or other obligations pursuant to subparagraphs (b) or (c), it shall state the reasons therefor in its request.

Such documents and information as are considered strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the licensing regime may be required on application.

If the relevant administrative body for construction matters ordered the investor to rectify the deficiencies identified, after having rectified them the investor must submit evidence of such to the administrative body for construction matters and request that the technical inspection be repeated. If the administrative body for construction matters finds that a repeat technical inspection is not required, it shall issue the permit of use.

If a ruling on the issue of a building permit is no longer subject to ordinary legal remedies but has not yet become final because a party has initiated an administrative dispute against the permit and the investor therefore decides to defer the construction until the building permit becomes final, the investor shall have the right to demand compensation from such party for the ordinary damages and lost profit incurred because of the deferral of construction, if it is determined that by initiating the administrative dispute such party intentionally abused the rights held thereby pursuant to law.

Hence two tables of equivalences are required for this model.

However, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation.

However, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation.

Within 15 days after receipt of the opinion, the applicant or the marketing authorisation holder may notify the Agency in writing of his intention to request a re-examination of the opinion.

Whereas, in order to ensure that exportation is effected under the licence issued for the purpose of the invitation to tender, a security for tender should be required, such security to be forfeit if the tender is withdrawn;

An investment firm authorised in its home Member State should be entitled to provide investment services or perform investment activities throughout the Community without the need to seek a separate authorisation from the competent authority in the Member State in which it wishes to provide such services or perform such activities.

(4) When, following its foundation, a mutual insurance company applies for the authorisation to perform insurance business with regard to additional classes of insurance, the Insurance Supervision Agency shall be obliged to require, as a condition for granting the authorisation, an appropriate increase in the initial capital, if the expenses relating to the start-up of operations with regard to the new classes of insurance cannot be covered otherwise.

Member States shall require that investment firms from other Member States which are authorised to execute client orders or to deal on own account have the right of membership or have access to regulated markets established in their territory by means of any of the following arrangements:

The principles of mutual recognition and of home Member State supervision require that the Member States' competent authorities should not grant or should withdraw authorisation where factors such as the content of programmes of operations, the geographical distribution or the activities actually carried on indicate clearly that an investment firm has opted for the legal system of one Member State for the purpose of evading the stricter standards in force in another Member State within the territory of which it intends to carry on or does carry on the greater part of its activities.

Member States may not require the application for authorisation to be examined in terms of the economic needs of the market.

However, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation.

To ensure better control of imports from certain countries, a supply contract must be demanded when a licence application is lodged.

Whereas, to ensure that quantities for export can be very precisely managed, export licences should require refunds to be fixed in advance;

The customs authorities shall have the right to provide in the authorization that copy No 1 be sent to the office of departure as soon as the Community transit declaration is completed.

Before such licences are issued, the Commission should ask tenderers to indicate the refund rate at which they wish to export.

Whereas in order to ensure that importers respect the provisions of this Regulation security should be required from them additional to that pertaining to licences;

Licences for products listed in Part B of Annex I hereto and imported pursuant to Articles 6(1) and 8 of Regulation (EC) No 1706/98 shall be applied for and issued in accordance with this chapter.

Whereas under these arrangements the requirement, be it purely formal, in intra-Community trade of an import licence or any similar procedure is prohibited;

whereas accordingly to improve market management import licences should also be required for products of CN codes 16025031 to 16025080 and 16029069;

The competent authorities of the Member State in which the licence is presented may ask for it to be translated into the language, or one of the official languages, of that Member State.

Host Member States may not require authorisation or endowment capital for branches of credit institutions authorised in other Member States.

In order to ensure proper administration of the quotas provided for in Regulation (EC) No 2286/2002 and Decision 2001/822/EC, importers should be required to lodge a security when applying for an import licence, and should be subject to certain other requirements.

Where, for particularly urgent reasons, prior authorisation cannot be requested from the other Contracting Party, the officers carrying out the surveillance shall be authorised to continue beyond the border the surveillance of a person presumed to have committed criminal offences listed in paragraph 7, provided that the following conditions are met:

The provision of investment services or investment advice requires either (I) authorisation in Ireland, which normally requires that the entity be incorporated or be a partnership or a sole trader, in each case with a head/registered office in Ireland (authorisation may not be required in certain cases, e.g. where a third country service provider has no commercial presence in Ireland and the service is not provided to private individuals), or (II) authorisation in another Member State in accordance with the EC Investment Services Directive.

Whereas Article 8 (6) of Regulation (EEC) No 2771/75 provides that for hatching eggs export refunds may be granted on the basis of an ex post export licence; whereas therefore implementing rules for such a system should be laid down with the aim of ensuring efficient verification with the obligations arising from the agreements concluded in the framework of the Uruguay Round negotiations are complied with; whereas, however, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation;

Whereas Article 8 (6) of Regulation (EEC) No 2777/75 provides that for day- old chicks export refunds may be granted on the basis of an 'ex- post` export licence; whereas therefore implementing rules for such a system should be laid down with the aim of ensuring efficient verification that the obligations arising from the agreements concluded in the framework of the Uruguay Round negotiations are complied with; whereas, however, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation;

It is thus necessary to require those cable TV operators to keep separate financial records, and in particular to identify separately costs and revenues associated with the provision of the services supplied under their exclusive rights and those provided under competitive conditions once they achieve a significant turnover in telecommunications activities in the licensed area.

However, without prejudice to paragraph 4, the Member State which is competent in accordance with the two indents in the first subparagraph are authorized not to require export licences for the cultural goods specified in the first and second indents of category A1 of the Annex where they are of limited archaeological or scientific interest, and provided that they are not the direct product of excavations, finds and archaeological sites within a Member State, and that their presence on the market is lawful.

whereas, however, it would appear unnecessary to require the lodging of a security in the case of licences applied for after exportation;

Whereas for the purposes of smooth operation of the arrangements security of ECU 30 per 100 kilograms should be required against import licences;

The provisions referred to in paragraphs 1 to 5 may not require that any application for authorisation be considered in the light of the economic requirements of the market.

The abovementioned provisions may not require that any application for authorization be considered in the light of the economic requirements of the market'.

To ensure that imports of the common wheat covered by these tariff quotas are orderly and not speculative, they should be made subject to the issue of import licences.

whereas, as a result, the issue of import licences should continue to be subject to the presentation of export licences issued by the authorities of those two countries, specimens of which have been sent to the Commission;

An applicant for a residence permit or right of abode shall not be required by a Member State to produce anything other than the following, namely:

authorisations with a significant impact on the environment and environmental agreements or a reference to the place where such information can be requested or found in the framework of Article 3;

Whereas, with a view to assessing the impact of such authorizations, it is necessary to require Member States receiving such authorization to present an annual report on the subject;

In order to ensure proper administration of the quotas, a security should be required for applications for import licences and certain conditions should be laid down as regards applicants themselves.

whereas accordingly to improve market management import licences should also be required for products of CN codes 1602 50 31 to 1602 50 80 and 1602 90 69;

The authorisation referred to in paragraph 1 shall also be required for radionuclide generators, radionuclide kits, radionuclide precursor radiopharmaceuticals and industrially prepared radiopharmaceuticals.

Whereas Articles 6 (3) and 28 (3) respectively of Regulation (EEC) No 2309/93 require that any application for authorization for a medicinal product or any application for a variation be accompanied by the fee payable to the Agency for the examination of the application;

The Member State of the branch or of the provision of services may not require assurance undertakings which wish to carry on assurance business there and which have already been authorised in their home Member State to seek fresh authorisation.

whereas therefore no company or firm may be required, in order to obtain the benefit of such measures, to fulfil any additional condition, and in particular no company or firm may be required to obtain any special authorisation not required of a domestic company or firm wishing to pursue a particular economic activity;

whereas the Member State of the branch or of the provision of services may no longer require insurance undertakings which wish to carry on insurance business there and which have already been authorized in their home Member State to seek fresh authorization;

As regards medicinal products for human use, Article 16 of amended Directive 75/319/EEC provides that 'Member States shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that the manufacture of proprietary medicinal products is subject to the holding of an authorization (...)', and adds that the authorization 'shall also be required for imports coming from third countries into a Member State'.

An investment firm authorised in its home Member State should be entitled to provide investment services or perform investment activities throughout the Community without the need to seek a separate authorisation from the competent authority in the Member State in which it wishes to provide such services or perform such activities.