Directive 2009/100/EC of the European Parliament and of the CouncilShow full title

1. Introductory Text

2. Article 1. This Directive applies to vessels used for goods transport on...

3. Article 2. (1) Member States shall, to the extent required, lay down...

4. Article 3. (1) Subject to paragraphs 3 to 6, each Member State...

5. Article 4. (1) Any Member State may withdraw a navigability licence which...

6. Article 5. Directive 76/135/EEC, as amended by the Directive set out in...

7. Article 6. This Directive shall enter into force on the 20th day...

8. Article 7. This Directive is addressed to the Member States.

9. 1. ANNEX I

      MINIMUM INFORMATION TO APPEAR ON THE LICENCES

      1. The information is divided into three categories:

      2. I. Compulsory no special sign II. required if applicable (x)...

      3. 1. Name of the authority or approved body issuing the document...

      4. 2. Title of document (+) Number of document

      5. 3. Issuing State

      6. 4. Name and domicile of the owner of the vessel

      7. 5. Name of vessel

      8. 6. (x) Place and number of registration

      9. 7. (x) Home port

      10. 8. (+) Construction type

      11. 9. (+) Utilisation

      12. 10. Main characteristics:

      13. 11. (x) Dead weight(s) in metric tonnes or displacement(s) in cubic...

      14. 12. (x) Indication of draught marking

      15. 13. (x) Maximum authorised number of passengers

      16. 14. (x) Total power of propelling engines in HP or kW...

      17. 15. Minimum freeboard(s) in centimetres

      18. 16. Declaration: The vessel indicated above is certified as being suitable...

      19. 17. Date of expiry Date of issue

      20. 18. Stamp and signature of the authority or approved body issuing...

   2. ANNEX II

      1. PART A

      2. PART B

   3. ANNEX III