PART 4 Amendments to retained direct EU legislation

22 Commission Decision 2007/275/EC concerning lists of animals and products to be subject to controls at border inspection posts
1 Commission Decision 2007/275/EC concerning lists of animals and products to be subject to controls at border inspection posts is amended as follows.
2 In Article 1, for “Community”, substitute “United Kingdom”.
3 In Article 2, after the definition of “dairy products” in point (d), insert—

“(e) EU-derived domestic legislation: an enactment made under the European Communities Act 1972.”

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4 In Article 3(2), for “Community”, substitute “United Kingdom”.
5 In Article 6—
(a) in paragraph 1(a)(iv), for “an official language of a Member State,” substitute “English (whether or not they also appear in other languages)”;
(b) in paragraph 2, for “Commission Decision 2004/438/EC”, substitute “Regulation (EU) No 605/2010”.
6 Omit Article 9.
7 In Annex 1—
(a) in the first paragraph in bold before the notes to the table, for “in use in the Union”, substitute “in use in the European Union immediately before exit day”;
(b) in Note 6 to the table, under the heading “Column (3) – Qualification and explanation”—
(i) in the second subparagraph, for “no specific” to the end, substitute “no specific import conditions have currently been agreed”,
(ii) in the third subparagraph commencing “However”, for “other Union legislation”, substitute “EU-derived domestic legislation”,
(iii) in the fourth subparagraph, for “Union law”, substitute “EU-derived domestic legislation”,
(iv) in the fifth subparagraph, for “Union”, substitute “EU-derived domestic legislation”;
(c) in Chapter 99, under the heading “General remarks”, for “European Union”, substitute “United Kingdom” in each place.
8 In Annex 2—
(a) in the first paragraph, for “in use in the Union”, substitute “in use in the European Union immediately before exit day”;
(b) in the notes relating to the table, under the heading “Column (2) – Explanation”, for “Union legislation”, substitute “EU-derived domestic legislation”.