Temporary authorisation of marketing of FRM satisfying less stringent requirements or deriving from basic material satisfying less stringent requirements
Article 7
1. In the event of temporary difficulties in the supply of FRM satisfying the requirements of this Regulation in one or more Member States which cannot be solved by supply from within the Union, the Commission may adopt implementing acts to authorise one or more Member States to temporarily allow the marketing of FRM which satisfies less stringent requirements than those set out in Article 5(2), points (a) and (b), Article 5(3) and Article 8, or deriving from basic material which satisfies less stringent requirements than those set out in Annexes II to V, provided such authorisation is necessary in order to ensure the achievement of the objectives of this Regulation. Those implementing acts shall set out the conditions of the temporary authorisation, namely: (a) the maximum duration of the authorisation, which shall not exceed 12 months; (b) obligations as regards official controls on the professional operators applying the authorisation; (c) the Member States that are concerned by the authorisation; (d) the areas, professional operators or species concerned for each Member State, as appropriate; (e) the area in which the FRM may be marketed; (f) other marketing conditions as necessary for each Member State; and (g) the categories to which the authorisation is restricted. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 32(2). 2. FRM subject to a temporary authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1 of this Article shall be accompanied by an official label and a professional operator’s document. In addition, that professional operator’s document shall state that the FRM concerned satisfies less stringent requirements than those set out in Article 5(2), points (a) and (b), Article 5(3) and Article 8, or has been derived from basic material which satisfies less stringent requirements than those set out in Annexes II to V.