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A Government audit of retained EU law - to identify where Brussels' rules should be removed, replaced or updated - has been ongoing since 2021.
As the owner of the fertilizer was a sanctioned Russian company, and therefore not permitted to sell its goods in Estonia, the authorities had to find a way to move it from Muuga Harbor, without contravening EU law.
Source: https://news.err.ee/1608847585/entrepreneur-dangerous-fertilizer-removed-from-muuga-harbor
“If the situation remains that Northern Ireland is automatically absorbing a large quantity of EU law without input from elected representatives and is still subject to the European Court of Justice it won’t resolve the difficulties,” he said.
Importers of coffee to the EU are starting to scale back purchases from small farmers in Africa and beyond as they prepare for a landmark EU law that will ban the sale of goods linked to the destruction of forests, a cause of climate change.
In Europe, pre-approved standard contractual clauses (SCCs) allow data controllers and processors to comply with obligations under EU law.
Irish trawler owners are being asked to voluntarily install remote onboard monitoring cameras that will one day be used to record potential breaches of EU law.
Source: https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41136001.html
“It insists that its positions are based on meticulous compliance with international law, EU law and charter, and also the Oslo Accord.
Source: https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/opinions/the-eus-war-on-israel/2023/01/16/
Pakosta also gave a concrete example of how EU law needs to be adopted purposefully and not by laying random burdens on people.
The EU law will require all new cars sold to have zero CO2 emissions from 2035, and 55 per cent lower CO2 emissions from 2030, versus 2021 levels.
The list of minimum entry requirements includes “stability of institutions”, “a functioning market economy”, the ability to uphold EU law, and protections for democracy, human rights, and minorities.
The new EU law proposes a phaseout in two steps: the first, to be achieved by 2030, will require all new cars sold in the bloc to emit 55% less CO2 compared to 2021 levels.
Source: https://qz.com/eu-ban-combustion-engine-cars-electric-vehicles-germany-1850273664
The Windsor Framework introduced a new green lane for goods travelling between Britain and the North and the so-called ‘Stormont brake’ that can be pulled if there is cross-party support for blocking EU law.
The Windsor Framework removes barriers on trade across the Irish Sea and hands a “veto” to politicians in Stormont on EU law.
When the deal was published it was suggested that if 30 MLAs pulled the brake then the Government would make its own assessment of the proposed new EU law before making a final decision on whether to veto it.