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1. Full name and address of the actual (re-)exporter, not of an agent.
2. the name and full address of their authorities competent for validating and verifying catch documents or re-export certificates,
3. Surveys shall be carried out whenever the appropriate authority recognises a need to re-evaluate operations in order to identify and address any vulnerabilities.
4. The address of the destination establishment in case of ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ and ‘Use for other purpose’ should be entered in Box II.7. Box II.7.
5. The address of the destination establishment in case of ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ and ‘Use for other purpose’ should be entered in Box II.7.
6. The address of the destination establishment in case of ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ and ‘Use for other purpose’ must be entered in Box II.18.
7. Give as appropriate approval number and address (or ship name and port) for all destinations where further control of the consignment is required, for example for Box II.6, ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ or ‘Use for other purpose’.
8. Translational research in infectious diseases: to address drug resistance, the global threats of HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, as well as hepatitis and potentially new and re-emerging epidemics (e.g. SARS and highly pathogenic influenza).
9. Give as appropriate approval number and address (or ship name and port) for all destinations where further control of the consignment is required, for example, for Box II.16, ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ or ‘Use for other purpose’.
10. implement, by 1 October 2009 and in addition to the corrective action referred to in point 1, a specific action plan to address the risks referred to in point 2(b), including re-inspection of ships as necessary.
11. Whenever necessary to protect the interest of users and/or to promote effective competition, and in the light of national conditions and national legislation, Member States shall ensure that transparent, non-discriminatory access conditions are available to elements of postal infrastructure or services provided within the scope of the universal service, such as postcode system, address database, post office boxes, delivery boxes, information on change of address, re-direction service and return to sender service.
12. Give as appropriate approval number and address (or ship name and port) for all destinations where further control of the consignment is required, for example for Box II.6, ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ or ‘Use for other purpose’. Box II.8.
13. Box II.7. Give as appropriate approval number and address (or ship name and port) for all destinations where further control of the consignment is required, for example for Box II.6, ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ or ‘Use for other purpose’.
14. Box II.18. Give as appropriate approval number and address (or ship name and port) for all destinations where further control of the consignment is required, for example, for Box II.16, ‘Re-dispatching’, ‘Destruction’, ‘Transformation’ or ‘Use for other purpose’.
15. the following Article shall be inserted: ‘Article 11a Whenever necessary to protect the interest of users and/or to promote effective competition, and in the light of national conditions and national legislation, Member States shall ensure that transparent, non-discriminatory access conditions are available to elements of postal infrastructure or services provided within the scope of the universal service, such as postcode system, address database, post office boxes, delivery boxes, information on change of address, re-direction service and return to sender service. This provision shall be without prejudice to the right of Member States to adopt measures to ensure access to the postal network under transparent, proportional and non-discriminatory conditions.’;