2008/0021(COD)COM(2008)37

Inland Waterway Vessel Navigability Licences Directive

Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on reciprocal recognition of navigability licences for inland waterway vessels (Codified version)

Stage: In force, reached 2 Oct 2009
In force: In force since 22 Oct 2009 · CELEX 32009L0100
Procedure: Directive · Ordinary legislative procedure
Last activity: 22 Oct 2009

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Text adopted · OJ L 259 02.10.2009, p. 0008Commission · 2 Oct 2009
Text adopted · Directive 2009/0100Commission · 16 Sept 2009
Report · A6-0238/2008Parliament
Text adopted · T6-0269/2008Parliament

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Directive 2009/100/EC requires member states to recognize each other's navigability licences for inland waterway goods vessels of 20 tonnes or more that fall outside Directive 2006/87/EC. Licences are valid for five years and must be issued by the registration or home-port state. It codifies the repealed Directive 76/135/EEC. In force since 2009.

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