(11) In order to take into account the evolution of trade and market developments, the needs of the markets for ovalbumin and lactalbumin or the market for eggs and the results of the monitoring of the imports of ovalbumin and lactalbumin, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 TFEU should be delegated to the Commission in respect of rules making the import of ovalbumin and lactalbumin for release into free circulation subject to the presentation of an import licence, rules on the rights and obligations deriving from that import licence and its legal effects, the cases in which a tolerance applies as regards the obligatio ...[+++]n mentioned in the licence, rules making the issuing of an import licence and the release into free circulation subject to the presentation of a document issued by a third country or an entity certifying inter alia the origin, the provenance, the authenticity and the quality characteristics of the products, rules on the transfer of the import licences or restrictions on that transfer , the cases where the presentation of an import licence is not required and the cases where the lodging of the security guaranteeing that the products are imported within the period of validity of the licence is or is not required.

Member States shall ensure that where a collective management organisation does not grant or offer to grant multi-territorial licences for online rights in musical works or does not allow another collective management organisation to represent those rights for such purpose by ., rightholders who have authorised that collective management organisation to represent their online rights in musical works can withdraw from that collective management organisation the online rights in musical works for the purposes of mul ...[+++]ti-territorial licensing in respect of all territories without having to withdraw the online rights in musical works for the purposes of mono-territorial licensing, so as to grant multi-territorial licences for their online rights in musical works themselves or through any other party they authorise or through any collective management organisation complying with the provisions of this Title.

In fact, the licence is not only a document that proves that a vessel owner operating with a particular vessel has the right to exert fishing, but is also the expression of a capacity 'right', i.e. the right that the licence holder has to use a vessel of a certain capacity to fish.

Licences and all qualifications, certificates of qualifications, language certificates and associated medical certificates are clearly subject to the principle of unconditional mutual recognition. Furthermore, a licence holder working in a Member State other than the country where the licence was issued has the right to exchange his or her licence for a licence issued by the Member State in which he or she is working.

The basic principles of copyright law, enshrined in international law and the laws of the EU Member States, provide the foundation for all forward-looking notions on rights management in the EU, whether they are collective (by means of collective management societies) or individual, in a balanced relationship between right-holders and licence-holders in the marketing of rights.

Mr. Ewen Clark: I would think that the price of a lobster licence, right now, would be somewhere between $250,000 and $300,000 for the piece of paper, for your licence only, without any boat or gear or equipment.