The areas covered are, among others: the extension of controls to cover transit, transhipment[2], brokering and re-exports; the clarification of the content of controls of intangible transfers of technology; the establishment of a comitology procedure for the adoption of lists of controlled items; the improvement of sharing of information on national controls on non-listed items according appropriate security standards; the improvement of sharing of information on denials with the possibility to introduce a secure electronic system b ...[+++]etween the Commission, Member States and the Council; international cooperation with third countries, providing for possibilities of adopting ad-hoc export control rules in the case of specific EC-funded projects involving potential access by third countries to the EU dual use technologies; insertion in the recasted Article 21 of the reference to criminal sanctions at least for serious infringements of the provisions of the Regulation and of the regulations adopted by Member States for its implementation so as to respond to the call in the European Council declaration on criminal sanctions of June 2004, and to the call by UN Security Council Resolution 1540 for the introduction of appropriate civil or criminal penalties for violations of such export control regulations; the replacement of the remaining intra-Community controls by a system consisting of prior-notification of shipments; provision for the establishment by national authorities of indicative deadlines for the processing of applications for export authorisations, and of deadlines for the treatment of requests for information from licensing authorities concerning the application of national controls on non listed items and technologies.

Tax policy should ease the intergenerational transfer of assets.

For one, Materiel Management is not always informed promptly of changes to members' inventory during their term and also it is often difficult to transfer property from the riding office of a defeated member to the new member's office, given the rivalry between them.

(b) current transfers between different parts of general government in their capacity as producers of non-market goods and services, except other subsidies on production (D.39). The current transfers are shown under the heading current transfers within general government (D.73);

In order to do this, they must, in particular: - determine in which Member State their sales transaction is located, in order to identify the administration to which they will have to pay the tax and make their obligatory returns (regular return and recapitulative statement), or to which, in the event of a check being made, they will have to prove the conditions for an exemption (e.g. need to establish the customer's status or the existence of a transport of goods supplied outside the Member State of departure), - be able to establish that a taxable transaction is effected under conditions justifying the application of special rules, shifting the place of taxation to another Member State (the case, for example, of distance sales, supplies o ...[+++]f intangible services, services ancillary to the intra- Community transport of goods), - identify, in respect of every movement of goods between Member States, those to which the arrangements for transfers of goods must be applied (storage, sales at exhibitions, consignments, etc.).

The Governor in Council may, by order, take any measures that are necessary for the transfer of property and the carrying out of airport operations on the termination or expiry of a lease entered into between an airport authority and the federal Crown on the transfer date (clause 118).