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Decision No 1/2024 of the Joint Committee Established by the Agreement on the Withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community of 16 May 2024 amending the Decision of the Joint Committee No 1/2023 [2024/2135]

Date: 7th August 2024
Jurisdiction: European Union
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Official Journal EN of the European Union L series 2024/2135 7.8.2024 DECISION No 1/2024 OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED BY THE AGREEMENT ON THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND FROM THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE EUROPEAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMUNITY of 16 May 2024 amending the Decision of the Joint Committee No 1/2023 [2024/2135] THE JOINT COMMITTEE, Having regard...

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  • ✓ Decision No 1/2024 of the Joint Committee amends Decision No 1/2023, focusing on the Windsor Framework and the movement of goods between the United Kingdom and the European Union, specifically concerning Northern Ireland.
  • ✓ The amendment aims to improve the operation of schemes related to the application of UK tariff rate quotas for goods imported into Northern Ireland, as specified in Annex V of the amended decision.
  • ✓ Article 6 is amended to broaden the scope of processing activities in Northern Ireland that are not considered commercial processing. This includes sale of food to end consumers in the UK, construction activities, direct provision of health or care services, not-for-profit activities, final use of animal feed, and sale/use of goods listed in Annex V to end consumers in the UK.
  • ✓ Article 7 is amended to specify conditions under which goods brought into Northern Ireland from outside the Union or another part of the UK are not considered at risk of moving into the Union. This includes scenarios where the UK duty is equal to or higher than the EU duty, or where the importer is authorized and the duty difference is less than 3% of the customs value.
  • ✓ For goods listed in Annex V, Article 7 is amended to state that importers must be authorized and have applied for access to a relevant UK tariff quota. The quantity of imported goods, when aggregated with other imports under the same quota, must not exceed the quantity specified in Annex V.

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