1. PRESENTATION OF MONTENEGRO
Negotiating Team for the Accession of Montenegro to the European Union Working Group for Chapter 1 – Free Movement of Goods
Bilateral screening: Chapter 1
PRESENTATION OF MONTENEGRO
Brussels, 5 March 2013

2. Working Group for Chapter 1 – Free Movement of Goods
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Chapter 1:
Free Movement of Goods
Poglavlje 25
Nauka i istraživanje

3. Civil Explosives and Pyrotechnic Articles
Chapter 1: Free Movement of Goods
Civil Explosives and Pyrotechnic Articles
Danilo Radulović,
Ministry of Internal Affairs
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SERVICE ORGANISATION FORM
WITHIN THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR OF MONTENEGRO, A SPECIAL ORGANISATIONAL UNIT HAS BEEN FORMED:
DEPARTMENT FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND CIVIL SECURITY
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MAIN TASKS OF THE DEPARTMENT
Common management of protection and rescue in emergency situations
Coordination of activities of all institutions, from the state level to local level
Application of measures for relieving the consequences of emergency situations
Preparing and informing citizens for taking action in emergency situations
Equipping and training operational units responding to emergency situations
Gathering, transfer, storing and processing data, based on modern technologies
Preemptive actions
Rescue activities in emergency situations
Oversight in production and trade in dangerous materials, armament and military equipment
Oversight in the implementation of laws regulating the area of technical protection
Establishment of international cooperation and exchange of information and data with similar services worldwide
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ORGANISATION OF THE SECTOR
SECTION FOR STRATEGIC, DEVELOPMENTAL AND NORMATIVE AFFAIRS
SECTION FOR OPERATIONAL AFFAIRS
SECTION FOR CIVIL PROTECTION
SECTION FOR RISK MANAGEMENT
SECTION FOR PREEMPTIVE ACTIVITIES AND INSPECTION OVERSIGHT
SECTION 112-OPERATIONAL COMMUNICATION CENTRE
SECTION-HELICOPTER UNIT
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OVERSIGHT IN THE APPLICATION OF LAWS REGULATING THE AREA OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS AND PYROTECHNICS
Area of trade in explosive materials is regulated by the Law on Explosive Materials(“Official Gazette” of Montenegro no. 49/08 ), which accurately stipulates the conditions for production, trade, procurement, storage and use of those materials.
Conditions under which the explosive materials are transported and activities related to this transportation (preparing materials for transportation, loading, offloading and accompanying manipulation) are regulated by the Law on Transport of Dangerous Materials (“Official Gazette” of Montenegro no. 5/08 ).
The area of transport of armament, military equipment and dual purpose goods is regulated by the Law on Foreign Trade in Armament, Military Equipment and Dual Purpose Goods (“Official Gazette” of Montenegro no. 80/08).
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PROCEDURES
Section for Preemptive Activities and Inspection Oversight has devised a methodology-procedure for issuing approval for procurement and transport of explosive materials. Regional branches, upon reception of a request for procurement or transport of explosive materials, and with necessary check-ups carried out, submit, on a common form, all necessary information on the party submitting the request, with types and quantities of explosive materials and the place of procurement and the direction of movement of the transport vehicles. Data is immediately fed into the database ad the regional branch sends a written notification, after which the approval is issued for the procurement or transport of the explosive material.
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The results of such a procedure are as follows:
Trade and transport of explosive materials is actively monitored from multiple levels, executive and control and oversight;
All information converges in one place, therefore it is possible to always obtain accurate information on the trade and transport of explosive materials for entire Montenegro.
For the territory of Montenegro, a database has been created on trade and transport of explosive materials, with all the necessary data.
It cannot happen that explosive materials reach their destination before the arrival of a transport telegram;
Trade and transport of explosive materials can be immediately harmmonised with the current security situation in Montenegro, if need be;
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STATISTICAL DATA ON DEFENCE PROCUREMENTS OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS FOR 2012
Approved procurements of explosive materials:
kg commercial explosives
m fuses;
m slow burning fuses;
kom delayers;
kom caps;
kom electric detonators;
kom nonelectric detonators;
kom boosters;
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STATISTICAL DATA ON QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS TRANSPORTED IN 2012 ( INTERNAL TRANSPORT)
kg civilian use explosive;
m fuses;
m slow burning fuses;
pcs. delayers;
pcs. caps;
pcs. electric detonators;
pcs. nonelectric detonators;
pcs. boosters
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STATISTICAL DATA ON QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS TRANSPORTED IN 2012 ( IMPORTS )
kg civilian use explosive;
kg pyrotechnics
m fuses;
m slow burning fuses;
pcs. delayers;
pcs. caps;
pcs. electric detonators;
pcs. nonelectric detonators
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STATISTICAL DATA ON QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS TRANSPORTED IN 2012 (EXPORTS)
kg civilian use explosive;
m fuses;
m slow burning fuses;
pcs. caps;
pcs. electric detonators;
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STATISTICAL DATA ON QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS TRANSPORTED IN 2012 (TRANSIT)
kg civilian use explosive;
kg pyrotechnics
pcs nonelectric detonators;
pcs delayers
pcs boosters
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OVERVIEW
OF QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS TRANSPORTED IN MONTENEGRO
( in internal traffic) BY MONTH
for the period from January 1st to December 31st 2012
TABLE 1
Type of explosive material
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
TOTAL
EXPLOSIVES
( KG )
42.616
19.134
70.568
95.113
99.704
96.270
89.341
78.893
83.348
FUSES
( m )
16.150
6.000
19.000
35.850
26.500
74.800
77.250
75.250
82.500
63.294
15.400
SLOW BURNING FUSES 32 2 10
529 60
121 66 42 56
531 14
1.523
DELAYERS
( kom ) 68 5 85
370
12.816
110
100
3.098 41
4.150
1.088
200
21.231
CAPS
( pcs ) 15 3
519 57 20 22 11
810 -
ELECTRIC DETONATORS
(pcs )
1.730
570
5.750
7.862
20.619
7.460
6.082
2.380
2.693
6.061
7.723
4.575
73.505
NONELECTRIC DETONATORS.
215
1.571
2.100
902
184 76
315
1.155
936
7.554
BOOSTERS
(pcs)
255
NUMBER OF TRANSPORTS 19
128
154
126 87 71 58 34
978
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16. OVERVIEW OF THE NUMBER OF TRANSPORTS
Type of transport
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
TOTAL
Internal transport 57 19
128
154
110
126 87 68 71 66 58 34
978
Imports from Serbia - 1 5
Imports from Bosnia and Herzegovina 2 3
Imports from Croatia
Imports from India
Import of pyrotechnics from Bulgaria
Exports to Serbia
Exports to Macedonia
Exports to Albania 8
Exports to Bulgaria 4
Exports to Bosnia and Herzegovina 6 59
131
159
116
127 89 69 72 70 64 35
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EU DIRECTIVES REFERRING TO CIVILIAN USE EXPLOSIVES AND PYROTECHNICS
Directives:
Civilian use explosives, directive 93/15/EEC,
Pyrotechnics, directive 2007/23/EC
Directive 2007/23/EC has not been implemented in the new Law on Explosive Materials
The Law on Explosive Materials is partially harmonised with the directive 93/15/EEC.
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