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4. In order to introduce other treatment technologies that ensure at least the same level of protection for human health and the environment, the Commission shall adopt, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Article 19 and subject to the conditions of Articles 20 and 21, amendments to Annex III. The Commission shall evaluate as a matter of priority whether the entries regarding printed circuit boards for mobile phones and liquid crystal displays need to be amended.

The labelling shall be clearly visible, easily legible, appropriately durable and printed on the article or material, on the packaging, on the instructions for use or on the warranty of the treated article or material in the national language or languages of the Member State on whose market the treated article or material is to be placed .

The labelling shall be clearly visible, easily legible, appropriately durable and printed on the article or material, on the packaging, on the instructions for use or on the warranty of the treated article or material in the national language or languages of the Member State on whose market the treated article or material is to be placed .

Calls on those Member States which have not already done so to print Article 20 of the EC Treaty inside their national passports alongside national information, as called for by the Barnier report and the Council Conclusions of 15 June 2006; calls on the Commission to provide passport-issuing offices in each of the Member States with a brochure setting out these rights and a general outline of the measures which support Article 20 of the EC Treaty; requests that the brochure be distributed to individuals who collect their new passports; calls on the Commission to set up a web page on the "Europa" site to publish practical information ...[+++]on consular protection and facilitate access to Member States' travel advice notices, as called for by the Commission's 2007 Action Plan;

Senator Lynch-Staunton: We voted in favour of the GST on reading material at the time, and Minister Wilson said that, in time, the entire GST process would be revisited and reading material would be one of the first items to be subject to exemption.

In this Part, ``printed book'' does not include anything that is or the main component of which is (a) a newspaper; (b) a magazine or periodical acquired otherwise than by way of subscription; (c) a magazine or periodical in which the printed space devoted to advertising is more than 5 per cent of the total printed space; (d) a brochure or pamphlet; (e) a sales catalogue, a price list or advertising material; (f) a warranty booklet or an owner's manual; (g) a book designed primarily for writing on; (h) a colouring book or a book designed primarily for drawing on or affixing thereto, or inserting therein, items such as clippings, p ...[+++]ictures, coins, stamps or stickers; (i) a cut-out book or a press-out book; (j) a program relating to an event or performance; (k) an agenda, calendar, syllabus or timetable; (l) a directory, an assemblage of charts or an assemblage of street or road maps, but not including (i) a guidebook, or (ii) an atlas that consists in whole or in part of maps, other than street or road maps; (m) a rate book; (n) an assemblage of blueprints, patterns or stencils; (o) prescribed property; or (p) an assemblage or collection of, or any item similar to, items included in any of paragraphs (a) to (o).