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Designated State Regulations, 2004

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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 93 — Designated State Regulations, 2004

L.N. 93 of 2004

MOTOR VEHICLES INSURANCE

(THIRD-PARTY RISKS) ORDINANCE

(CAP. 104)

Designated State Regulations, 2004

IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 23 of the Motor

Vehicles Insurance (Third-Party Risks) Ordinance, hereinafter

referred to as "the Ordinance", the Minister for Transport and

Communications has made the following regulations>-

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 93 — Designated State Regulations, 2004

(1) The title of these regulations is the Designated State

Regulations, 2004.

(2) These regulations shall come into force on the 1st

March, 2004 when these refer to a Member State of the European

Union, and on the 1st May, 2004 when these refer to a Member

State of the European Economic Area.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 93 — Designated State Regulations, 2004

The scope of these regulations is to list such States as are

to be listed by regulations in terms of the definition “designated

State” in article 2 of the Ordinance.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 93 — Designated State Regulations, 2004

For the purposes of these Regulations, a designated State

shall mean

(a) a Member State of the European Union in terms of

the European Union Act, 2003, and

(b) a Member State of the European Economic Area that

is a contracting party to the Agreement signed at Oporto on the

2nd May, 1992 and the Protocol adjusting that agreement,

signed in Brussels on 17th March, 1993.

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