Übersetzung für "authorisation procedure " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

authorisation procedure | authorisation process

centralised authorisation procedure | centralised procedure | centralized Community authorization procedure

decentralised authorisation procedure | decentralised procedure

Ordinance of 25 May 2011 on Principles and Official Processing Times in Authorisation Procedures

assess authorisations for construction plans | construction plans authorisations assessing | review authorisations for construction plans | review construction plans authorisations

authorised catch [ authorised catch rate | authorized catch | TAC | total allowable catch | total authorised catches ]

authorise occupancy of railroad lines | issue railroad track warrants | authorise occupancy of rail tracks | issue rail track warrants

draw up flight dispatch release | draw up official flight authorisation documentation | complete official flight authorisation documentation | prepare flight dispatch release

They have received a favourable European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) opinion and their authorisation procedure (or renewal of authorisation procedure) is ongoing.

The scope of the authorisation procedure is more extensive for investments originating from third countries, but this is authorised by Article 57 of the Treaty, as this measure already existed prior to 31 December 1993.

212 | Summary of responses and how they have been taken into account The parties consulted welcomed the idea of a simplified, transparent and expedient common authorisation procedure. The involvement of the Member States in the authorisation procedure as compulsory relays between applicants and the Commission was criticised by the Member States. This “extra-step procedure” seems to be regarded as a bureaucratic complication that needlessly slows down the procedure. In consequence, this proposal abolishes the “letter-box” role of the national authorities in the common procedure. Some consumer organisations expressed the fear that replacin ...[+++]g codecision with the comitology procedure in the authorisation procedure for additives would reduce the current transparency. Nevertheless, use of the comitology procedure is desirable, as it establishes a common procedure for the three types of substance. Moreover, the codecision procedure currently applicable in relation to additives is an isolated case in food legislation as a whole, despite its use not being justified by a higher level of risk posed by additives. |

120 | ( General context So as to meet the objectives set in the White Paper, and for reasons of efficiency in the areas of food safety, human health protection and the free movement of the products concerned, the Commission has developed, in parallel, three other proposals for Regulations that make the placing on the Community market of these substances subject to compliance with harmonised criteria and the granting of authorisation: 1. Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on food additives; 2. Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on food enzymes; 3. Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on flavourings and certain food ingredients with ...[+++]flavouring properties for use in and on foods. The new regulatory framework proposed for the substances in question must be completed by the establishment of a common authorisation procedure, insofar as the existence of different national authorisation procedures could potentially lead to different results and, in consequence, hinder the free movement of the substances concerned and distort free competition. |