7. Calls for the inclusion in the Common Position of the post-embargo toolbox which should integrate or initiate the following aspects: (a) regular assessments, also involving relevant EU units and working groups other than COARM, as well as national governments and authorities, with the aim of clarifying whether the EU should reimpose an embargo, continue to keep it under special measures, or further normalise controls, (b) operate a policy of presumption of denial to the ex-embargo state, (c) apply the equivalent of the existing denial notification/consultation mechanism with regard to all potential ...[+++]transfers to the formerly embargoed state, (d) states to report on individual transfers for inclusion in the Consolidated Report, (e) Member States must reserve the right to undertake post‑transfer inspections for end-use verification purposes, and (f) the end-use control on dual-use items to states under embargo should be extended to include these states;

2. Without prejudice to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992 establishing the Community Customs Code (10), a Member State may also, for a period not exceeding 30 working days, suspend the process of export from its territory of defence-related products received from another Member State under a transfer licence and incorporated in another defence-related product or, if necessary, prevent by other means such products from leaving the Community from its territory, where it considers that:

1. Member States shall publish general transfer licences directly granting authorisation to suppliers established on their territory, which fulfil the terms and conditions attached to the general transfer licence, to perform transfers of defence-related products, to be specified in the general transfer licence, to a category or categories of recipients located in another Member State.

Trade in green electricity is going on but has so far not led to transfers of green electricity produced in one country to another to meet targets there.

6. Mandates the Commission to collect information on the illicit trafficking in, and dumping of, such hazardous wastes and products in African and other developing countries, to come forward with proposals for measures to control, reduce and eradicate this illicit trafficking, transfer and dumping of such products in African and other developing countries, and to produce annually a list of countries and transnational corporations e ...[+++]ngaged in the illicit dumping of toxic wastes and products in African and other developing countries;

5. Calls on the Commission to collect information on the illicit trafficking in and dumping of such waste and products in African and other developing countries; to come forward with proposals for measures to control, reduce and eradicate this illicit traffic in, transfer to and dumping of such products in African and other developing countries; and to produce annually of a list of countries and transnational corporations engaged ...[+++] in the illicit dumping of toxic wastes and products in African and other developing countries;