Traduction de «prestation de services agricoles » (Français → Anglais) :

- insufficient steps have been taken at Member State and NSA level to ensure proper supervision of cross-border air navigation service provision. The framework for the provision and supervision of cross-border services is not yet properly established in a number of Member States. Numerous cross-border arrangements seem to be known only at operational level but not yet formalised at institutional level; this may imply an absence of supervision on the cross-border service provision.. Member States must ensure that the legal basis for t ...[+++]he cross-border provision of ANS in their sovereign territory is correctly established and enforced, and.

Whereas the freedom to provide services entails as a corollary the right of entry into and residence on the territory of the Member State in which the service is provided; whereas the "EU service provision card”, to be issued by the Member State in which the service provider is established, is intended to remove the legal uncertainties associated with the provision of cross-border services and thus facilitate the free movement of services ; whereas, in the case of an intention to provide cross-border services, the service provider should therefore be entitled to apply for an EU service provision card in the Member State in which he is ...[+++]established ; whereas this Directive, similarly, does not affect the undertakings of the Community and its Member States, given in the context of the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS); whereas the EU service provision card should include only the data required under Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data;

Whereas the freedom to provide services entails as a corollary the right of entry into and residence on the territory of the Member State in which the service is provided; whereas, in the absence of uniform national documents covering the various aspects of movement, a document known as an "EC service provision card” should be the instrument facilitating the provision of cross-border services with a view to current or potential movements in connection with normal activities ; whereas it should be for the service provider to decide whether to apply for the EC service provision card; whereas this Directive, similarly, does not affect th ...[+++]e undertakings of the Community and its Member States, given in the context of the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS); whereas the EC service provision card should include only the data required under Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data;

Whereas each Member State in which a service is provided should continue to be able, in the case of providers without an EU service provision card, to make it obligatory to declare, before the entry of the provider concerned into the territory, his intended presence and the service or services for which he is moving; whereas an obligation to make a prior declaration should enable the Member State in question to take measures in specific cases on grounds of public order, public security or public health, within the limits set by this ...[+++]Directive; whereas each Member State in which a service is provided should also be able to make it obligatory to obtain, after entry, a temporary residence permit if the time required for the services for which the self-employed person is moving exceeds six months out of a period of twelve months; whereas the period of validity of a residence permit should be limited to the period of validity of the EU service provision card on the grounds that the Member State intends to issue a residence permit in accordance with its own rules in the case of residence for a period of more than twelve months;

Any Member State in which services are provided shall permit the entry into and residence on its territory of a self-employed person who is a third-country national for the purposes of one or more provisions of services, if such person is in possession of a valid EU service provision card, and of an identity card or passport valid for the period in which the services are to be provided.

Any Member State in which services are provided shall permit the entry into and residence on its territory of a self-employed person who is a third-country national for the purposes of one or more provisions of services, if such person is in possession of the EC service provision card, and of an identity card or passport valid for the period in which the services are to be provided.