#32026C03483Commission Statement on EU Tariff Measures for Certain US Imports
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The statement says the European Commission will regularly keep the European Parliament informed before proposing implementing measures under the EU regulation on adjusted customs duties and tariff quotas for certain goods from the United States. This does not itself change tariffs or quotas. It is a short procedural commitment about consultation and transparency before future implementing acts are proposed.
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Key Changes
- Commits the Commission to regularly inform the European Parliament before proposing implementing acts
- Says the Commission will take the Parliament’s views into account
- Does not directly alter customs duties, tariff quotas, or import rules
Obligations
What this law requires
Before proposing an implementing act under Regulation (EU) 2026/1455, the European Commission must keep the European Parliament regularly informed and take utmost account of the European Parliament's views.