Council Directive 87/540/EEC of 9 November 1987 on access to the occupation of carrier of goods by waterway in national and international transport and on the mutual recognition of diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications for this occupation
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LIST FOF THE SUBJECTS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 3 (2) FOR WHICH PROOF OF PROFESIONAL COMPETENCE MUST BE PROVIDED The knowledge to be taken into consideration for recognition of professional competence must relate to at least the subjects listed below. The latter must be described in detail and be defined or approved by the competent national authorities. The subject matter must be such that it can be assimilated by persons whose educational level is equivalent to that attained at the end of compulsory schooling. A. Subjects of which a satisfactory knowledge is required in the case of carriers intending to engage solely in national transport operations 1. Law Rudiments of civil law and commercial, social and tax legislation of which knowledge is necessary for the pursuit of the occupation, particularly as regards: — contracts in general, — haulage contracts, in particular the liability of the carrier (nature and limits), — commercial companies, — business accounts, — labour and social security regulations, — the tax system. 2. The commercial and financial management of an undertaking — methods of payment and financing, — calculation of cost prices, — system of prices and terms of carriage, — commercial accounting, — insurance, — invoices, — transport agents. 3. Access to the market — the provisions relating to the taking up and pursuit of the occupation, — chartering systems, — transport documents. 4. Technical standards and technical aspects of operation — the technical features of vessels, — the choice of vessels, — registration, — lay days and demurrage. 5. Safety — the provisions laid down by-law, regulation or administrative action concerning waterway traffic, — accident prevention and measures to be taken in the event of accident. B. Subjects of which a knowledge is required in the case of carriers intending to engage in international transport operations — subjects listed under A, — provisions applicable to waterway transport between the Member States and between the Community and non-member countries which are derived from national law, Community standards and international conventions and agreements, particularly with regard to chartering and prices and terms of carriage, — customs practices and formalities, — principal traffic regulations in the Member States.
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LIST FOF THE SUBJECTS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 3 (2) FOR WHICH PROOF OF PROFESIONAL COMPETENCE MUST BE PROVIDED The knowledge to be taken into consideration for recognition of professional competence must relate to at least the subjects listed below. The latter must be described in detail and be defined or approved by the competent national authorities. The subject matter must be such that it can be assimilated by persons whose educational level is equivalent to that attained at the end of compulsory schooling. A. Subjects of which a satisfactory knowledge is required in the case of carriers intending to engage solely in national transport operations 1. Law Rudiments of civil law and commercial, social and tax legislation of which knowledge is necessary for the pursuit of the occupation, particularly as regards: — contracts in general, — haulage contracts, in particular the liability of the carrier (nature and limits), — commercial companies, — business accounts, — labour and social security regulations, — the tax system. 2. The commercial and financial management of an undertaking — methods of payment and financing, — calculation of cost prices, — system of prices and terms of carriage, — commercial accounting, — insurance, — invoices, — transport agents. 3. Access to the market — the provisions relating to the taking up and pursuit of the occupation, — chartering systems, — transport documents. 4. Technical standards and technical aspects of operation — the technical features of vessels, — the choice of vessels, — registration, — lay days and demurrage. 5. Safety — the provisions laid down by-law, regulation or administrative action concerning waterway traffic, — accident prevention and measures to be taken in the event of accident. B. Subjects of which a knowledge is required in the case of carriers intending to engage in international transport operations — subjects listed under A, — provisions applicable to waterway transport between the Member States and between the Community and non-member countries which are derived from national law, Community standards and international conventions and agreements, particularly with regard to chartering and prices and terms of carriage, — customs practices and formalities, — principal traffic regulations in the Member States.
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