Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-10-23-Speech-2-546-000"
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"en.20121023.45.2-546-000"2
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"Rapid technological progress leads to constant review of international control lists of dual-use items. Although decisions of international export control regimes are legally non-binding, international commitments undertaken by Member States mean, that frequent updates to the EU dual-use export control list are required and important. Such updates must, in view of their impact on security and trade, be included regularly and in good time in EU legislation. In the event that international export control regimes decide to include new items in the control lists, such supplementary items must be constantly controlled throughout the EU for security reasons. Furthermore, a decision by the international export control regimes to de-control certain items must also be included in EU legislation as quickly as possible so that exporters from the EU are competitive on world markets. In view of the rapid rate of development in the world, it is essential to ensure that current EU General Export Authorisations can be promptly amended with respect to their destinations and range of items. I think that this step is also justifiable in order to be able to take account of changes in the world situation in the EU export control system."@en1
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