Traduction de «arme soumise à déclaration » (Français → Anglais) :

2. The customs authorities to which a supplier’s declaration is submitted may request the customs authorities of the country or territory where the declaration was made to issue an information certificate, a specimen of which appears in Appendix IX. Alternatively, the customs authorities to which a supplier’s declaration is submitted may request the exporter to produce an information certificate issued by the customs authorities of the country or territory where the declaration was made.

-“Category C, covering firearms subject to declaration – essentially firearms used by hunters”.

The directive defines four categories of firearms (prohibited, subject to authorisation, subject to declaration, and subject to no authorisation or declaration), requires records of transfers of firearms to be kept for 5 years, creates a European firearms pass for the movement of weapons in the Community and encourages exchange of information between Member States.

"3a. Member States may grant persons in respect of whom it has been established that they satisfy the conditions for the granting of firearm authorisations a multiannual license for the acquisition and possession of all firearms subject to authorisation, without prejudice to the obligation to notify the competent authorities of transfers, to the periodic verification that they continue to satisfy the conditions and to the maximum limits for possession laid down in national law".

(43) In line with the Commission Communication "The European Agenda for Security"., in answer to the EU minister's Riga Joint Statement and to the Declaration from the Home Affairs Ministers of 29 August 2015, ,the proposal accompanying this report will aim to reinforce the existing legislative framework on firearms, to improve the sharing of information, to address trafficking and reactivation of weapons, to enhance standards for marking in view of better traceability, and, finally, it will consider how to address the issues related to convertibility of weapons or blank-firing weapons (i.e. alarm weapons).

[50] 1) Suspension of driving licence; 2) ban on driving certain types of vehicle; 3) cancellation of driving licence; 4) confiscation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 5) immobilisation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 6) ban on possessing or carrying a weapon for which a licence is required for a period of up to five years; 7) confiscation of one or more weapons belonging to the offender or freely available to him; 8) withdrawal of a hunting licence; 9) ban on drawing cheques; 10) confiscation of any object that was used in or intended for use in committing the offence or was the product of t ...[+++]he offence; 11) ban on exercising any professional or social activity where the facilities afforded by such an activity were knowingly used to prepare or commit the offence.