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Council Regulation (EC) No 2368/2002 of 20 December 2002 implementing the Kimberley Process certification scheme for the international trade in rough diamonds
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Article 3.The import of rough diamonds into the Community territory or...
Article 4.(1) Containers and the corresponding certificates shall without delay be...
Article 5.(1) If a Community authority establishes that the conditions in...
Article 6.(1) Until the date of applicability of the Articles referred...
Article 7.Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles 3, 4 and 5, a...
Article 8.(1) The Commission shall consult participants on the practical arrangements...
Article 9.The Commission shall provide all Community authorities with authenticated specimens...
Article 10.(1) Community authorities shall provide the Commission with a monthly...
Article 11.The export from the Community territory or Greenland of rough...
Article 12.(1) The Community authority may issue a Community certificate to...
Article 13.If an exporter is a member of a diamond organisation...
Article 14.(1) If a Community authority establishes that a shipment of...
Article 15.(1) Community authorities shall provide the Commission with a monthly...
Article 16.(1) The Commission shall consult participants on the practical arrangements...
Article 19.(1) Member States may designate one or more authorities in...
Article 20.On the basis of relevant Information provided to the Chair...
Article 21.(1) The Union, including Greenland, shall be a participant in...
Article 22.(1) In the performance of its duties under Articles 8,...
Article 23.The Committee referred to in Article 22 may examine any...
Article 24.(1) Any natural or legal person providing services directly or...
Article 25.Information supplied in accordance with this Regulation shall be used...
Article 26.Compliance with this Regulation does not discharge any natural or...
Article 27.Each Member State shall determine the sanctions to be imposed...
Article 28.This Regulation shall apply: within the Community territory, including its...
Article 29.(1) This Regulation shall enter into force on the day...
Kimberley Process Certification Scheme
SECTION III Undertakings in respect of the international trade in rough diamonds
SECTION VI Administrative matters
11. Participants are to prepare, and make available to other Participants,...
12. The agenda of annual Plenary meetings is to include an...
13. Where further clarification is needed, Participants at Plenary meetings, upon...
14. Review missions are to be conducted in an analytical, expert...
15. A report on the results of compliance verification measures is...
RECOMMENDATIONS AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION IV, PARAGRAPH (F)
1. Participants may appoint an official coordinator(s) to deal with the...
2. Participants may consider the utility of complementing and/or enhancing the...
3. Participants are encouraged to maintain the information and data required...
4. Participants are encouraged to transmit and receive electronic messages in...
5. Participants that produce diamonds and that have rebel groups suspected...
6. Participants are encouraged to make known the names of individuals...
7. Participants are encouraged to ensure that all cash purchases of...
8. Participants that produce diamonds should analyse their diamond production under...
Recommendations for Participants with Small-scale Diamond Mining
Recommendations for Rough Diamond Buyers, Sellers and Exporters
13. All diamond buyers, sellers, exporters, agents and courier companies involved...
14. Licensing records should contain the following minimum information: name, address...
15. All rough diamond buyers, sellers and exporters should be required...
16. The information in paragraph 14 above should be entered into...
Recommendations for Import Processes
21. The Importing Authority should receive an e-mail message either before...
22. The Importing Authority should inspect the shipment of rough diamonds...
23. The Importing Authority should open and inspect the contents of...
24. Where applicable and when requested, the Importing Authority should send...
25. The Importing Authority should record all details of rough diamond...
List of Member States' competent authorities and their tasks as referred to in Articles 2 and 19
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