Council Regulation (EEC) No 4058/86 of 22 December 1986 concerning coordinated action to safeguard free access to cargoes in ocean trades
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Article 5
1. When deciding upon one or more of the countermeasures referred to in Article 4 (1) (b) the Council shall specify, as appropriate, the following: (a) the developments which have caused countermeasures to be taken; (b) the trade or range of ports to which the countermeasures are to apply; (c) the flag or shipping company of the third country whose cargo reservation measures restrict free access to cargoes in the shipping area concerned; (d) maximum volume (percentage, weight in tonnes, containers) or value of cargo which may be loaded or discharged in ports of Member States; (e) maximum number of sailings from and to ports of Member States; (f) amount or percentage and basis of the taxes and duties to be levied and the manner:in which they will be collected; (g) the duration of the countermeasures. 2. Where the countermeasures envisaged by paragraph 1 are not provided for by the national legislation of a Member State they may be taken in accordance with the Council Decision referred to in the third paragraph of Article 3 by the Member State concerned on the basis of this Regulation.
Article 5
1. When deciding upon one or more of the countermeasures referred to in Article 4 (1) (b) the Council shall specify, as appropriate, the following: (a) the developments which have caused countermeasures to be taken; (b) the trade or range of ports to which the countermeasures are to apply; (c) the flag or shipping company of the third country whose cargo reservation measures restrict free access to cargoes in the shipping area concerned; (d) maximum volume (percentage, weight in tonnes, containers) or value of cargo which may be loaded or discharged in ports of Member States; (e) maximum number of sailings from and to ports of Member States; (f) amount or percentage and basis of the taxes and duties to be levied and the manner:in which they will be collected; (g) the duration of the countermeasures. 2. Where the countermeasures envisaged by paragraph 1 are not provided for by the national legislation of a Member State they may be taken in accordance with the Council Decision referred to in the third paragraph of Article 3 by the Member State concerned on the basis of this Regulation.
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