Revision of Directive 96/67/EC (Groundhandling Market Directive) EN

Revision of Directive 96/67/EC (Groundhandling Market Directive)

Since this Directive is aimed at facilitating the mutual recognition of licences, it does not regulate the conditions concerning access to employment.

The directive was passed unanimously by the Council of Ministers, so the UK agreed to it.

Since the directive was notified on 3 July 1985, that period expired on 3 July 1988.

PWGSC may, when considered appropriate, issue a directive with respect to any aspect of the policy.

As the Directive was notified on 3 July 1985, that period expired on 3 July 1988.

Being addressed to Member States, this Directive does not apply to procurement carried out by international organisations on their own behalf and for their own account.

Being addressed to Member States, this Directive does not apply to procurement carried out by international organisations on their own behalf and for their own account.

It should not affect other conditions or restrictions implementing other provisions of the Directive that pertain to the processing of personal data within Member States.