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See page 95 of this Official Journal.

The Commission presented this proposal on 4 April 2011 with the aim of enhancing legal certainty by broadening access to EU law and enabling everyone to rely on the electronic edition of the Official Journal of the European Union (OJ) as the official, authentic, up-to-date and complete version.

Where charges governed by Articles 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12 are denominated in other currencies, the initial limits pursuant to those Articles shall be determined in those currencies by applying the reference exchange rates published on 30 May 2012 by the European Central Bank in the Official Journal of the European Union or by applying the average of the reference exchange rates published by the European Central Bank in the Official Journal of the European Union in the six months prior to the entry into force of this Regulation, dependi ...[+++]ng on which of these initial charge limits after conversion to currencies other than the euro is lower.

See page 16 of this Official Journal.

While all shipowners should have complied with this requirement by 31 December 2005, the Greek Government, in Document 1576 of 31 July 2006, put forward a draft presidential decree amending Presidential Decree 374/2002 (Official Gazette 321 A') regarding 'compliance by vessels with the provisions of paragraph 2 of Presidential Decree 400/1996 (Official Gazette 268 A')' and submitted the proposal to the Council of State, which ruled that the proposal regarding a two-year extension of the deadline contained in the draft presidential decree 'had not been tabled through the proper legal channels', revealing that the Greek Government was cove ...[+++]ring up for shipping companies polluting the marine environment and concealing the dangers to public health.

- its implicit definition of legislative activity (Article 12) is too general and could create confusion with activities of an administrative nature; moreover, the Regulation does not provide that legislation should be debated and adopted in public by the Council and the Parliament or that, in addition to legislative initiatives, amendments submitted by the Member States should also be immediately accessible; by the same token, all preparatory legislative documents should also be accessible (regardless of whether they are drawn up by the legal services of the institutions) so that decisions can be taken on an equal footing and in loyal cooperation by Parliament, the Council and the Commission in full knowledge of the domain to be regulate ...[+++]d; furthermore, there is still no common understanding of the requirements regarding publication of legislative texts in the Official Journal or the way in which the Journal should be organised (for instance, as far as the electronic edition is concerned),