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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/512 SECTION 2 — The REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement

Article 87–Article 92 · 6 articles

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Objective and structure of the REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement

Article 87

1.   The REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement (‘the REX system for third countries’) shall enable the economic operators in those countries to prepare applications for registration as registered exporters and competent authorities in those countries to process those applications, as well as to manage those registrations, namely modifications of registrations, revocations of registrations, cancellation of revocations and reporting of registrations. 2.   The REX system for third countries shall consist of the following common components: (a) a pre-application system; (b) a central REX system for third countries.

Use of the REX system for third countries

Article 88

The REX system for third countries shall apply in certain third countries, in accordance with the Union preferential trade arrangements.

Authentication and access to the REX system for third countries

Article 89

1.   The authentication and access verification of third countries’ officials for the purposes of access to the central REX system for third countries shall be effected using EU Login and the user management system for the REX system for third countries (T-REX). 2.   The access of economic operators and other persons to the pre-application system referred to in Article 87(2), point (a) of this Regulation, shall be anonymous. 3.   The authentication and access verification of the Commission’s staff for the purposes of access to the central REX system for third countries shall be effected using the network services provided by the Commission. 4.   Where the preferential trade arrangement of the Union is no longer applicable to a third country, the competent authorities in that third country shall retain access to the REX system for third countries for as long as required to enable those competent authorities to comply with their obligations.

Data processing as regards the REX system for third countries

Article 90

The personal data of data subjects established in third countries in the REX system for third countries registered by competent authorities in third countries shall be processed to implement and monitor the relevant preferential trade arrangement with the Union.

Central REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement

Article 91

1.   Competent authorities in the third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement shall use the central REX system for third countries to process applications for registrations, to store the registrations, to process any subsequent event which may affect the original application or registration, or to perform queries in the registrations. 2.   The central REX system for third countries shall be interoperable with the pre-application system, the customer reference services, and other relevant systems.

Pre-application system in the REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement

Article 92

1.   The pre-application system shall be an entry point for economic operators and other persons to submit electronically the data in their application to become a registered exporter. The pre-application system shall not be used for submitting requests for modification or revocation of existing registrations. 2.   The pre-application system shall interoperate with the central REX system for third countries with which the Union has a preferential trade arrangement.

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