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Latest modifications

April 2013

30.4.2013
Section 9.5.3 and Annex A9, agencies and organisations: ACER and GSA (more…)
25.4.2013
Annexes A5, A6 and A7: ‘Burma/Myanmar’ replaced by ‘Myanmar/Burma’
18.4.2013
Annexes A5 and A7, Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, currency: ‘Saint Helena pound’ replaced by ‘Saint Helena pound (Saint Helena and Ascension); pound sterling (Ascension and Tristan da Cunha)’
15.4.2013
Annexes A5 and A7, Indonesia, currency: ‘Indonesian rupiah’ replaced by ‘rupiah’
12.4.2013
Annex A1, European emblem: use by third parties

March 2013

12.3.2013
Annexes A5, A6 and A7, Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, short name: ‘Saint Helena’ replaced by ‘Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha’; citizen/inhabitant and adjective: ‘Saint Helenian’ replaced by ‘of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha’

February 2013

14.2.2013
Annex C: documents

January 2013

1.1.2013
Annexes A5 and A7, Zambia, currency: ‘ZMK’ replaced by ‘ZMW’

December 2012

3.12.2012
Point 9.5.3, European Asylum Support Office: EASO unique abbreviation for all linguistic versions

Annex A2, emblems: EASO (added)

November 2012

5.11.2012
Annex A2, emblems: European External Action Service (added)

October 2012

17.10.2012
Section 9.5.2, Annexes A2, A4 and A9: ‘European Administrative School’ (EAS) replaced by ‘European School of Administration’ (EUSA)
15.10.2012
Section 9.6, names of the directorates-general of the Commission: modification of the short names with ‘DG’ (the abbreviation is now placed in front of the name): e.g. Communication DG becomes DG Communication
1.10.2012
Section 9.6, names of the directorates-general of the Commission: Regional Policy DG becomes Regional and Urban Policy DG
(… in 23 languages)

September 2012

19.9.2012
Annex A10, regions: new annex
1.9.2012
Annexes A5 and A7, Venezuela, currency: ‘bolívar fuerte’ replaced by ‘bolívar’

July 2012

23.7.2012
Annex A2, emblems: European Chemicals Agency (modification)
1.7.2012
Section 9.6, names of the directorates-general of the Commission: Information Society and Media DG (INFSO) becomes Communications Networks, Content and Technology DG (CNECT)
(… in 23 languages)

June 2012

5.6.2012
Annexes A5, A6 and A7, Timor-Leste, names: ‘East Timor’ replaced by ‘Timor-Leste’, ‘Democratic Republic of East Timor’ replaced by ‘Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste’

April 2012

18.4.2012
Annex A5, Ukraine, capital: ‘Kiev’ replaced by ‘Kyiv’

March 2012

27.3.2012
Annex A2, emblems: Frontex (modification)
23.3.2012
Section 3.1, references to the Official Journal, long form (modification of the example under (b))
12.3.2012
Annex A6, WS: ‘Western Samoa’ replaced by ‘Samoa’
1.3.2012
Serbia (candidate country)

Annex A1, European emblem: contact/Commission (modification)

Annex A2, emblems: European Defence Agency (modification); executive agencies (modification)

February 2012

21.2.2012
Annex A5, Burma/Myanmar, capital: ‘Yangon’ replaced by ‘Naypyidaw’
7.2.2012
Annex A5, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, capital: ‘Bantam’ replaced by ‘West Island’

January 2012

30.1.2012
Annex A2, emblems: Commission (modification)
27.1.2012
Annex C: documents
24.1.2012
Annexes A5, A6 and A7, The Gambia, names: ‘Gambia’ replaced by ‘The Gambia’, ‘Republic of the Gambia’ replaced by ‘Republic of The Gambia’
17.1.2012
Annex A2, Emblems: European Administrative School
16.1.2012
Annex C: documents
1.1.2012
Section 7.1.1 and Annex A5, Hungary, full name: ‘Republic of Hungary’ replaced by ‘Hungary’

Section 9.5.3, Annexes A2, A4 and A9: ‘Community Fisheries Control Agency’ (CFCA) replaced by ‘European Fisheries Control Agency’ (EFCA)

December 2011

9.12.2011
Croatia (acceding state)
8.12.2011
Annex A2, emblems: European Union Institute for Security Studies (modification)

October 2011

27.10.2011
Annex A5, São Tomé and Príncipe, currency subunit: ‘centavo’ replaced by ‘cêntimo’
17.10.2011
Annex A2, emblems: EACEA, EACI, EAHC (added)

September 2011

22.9.2011
Annex A5, Libya, full name: ‘Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya’ replaced by ‘Libya’
16.9.2011
Section 9.1.5, UPU website (address, update)
7.9.2011
Annex A5, Colombia, capital: ‘Santa Fe de Bogotá’ replaced by ‘Bogotá’

August 2011

9.8.2011
Annexes A5, A6 and A7, Northern Mariana Islands, short name: ‘Northern Marianas’ replaced by ‘Northern Mariana Islands’
5.8.2011
Annexes A5, A6 and A7: South Sudan (new)

June 2011

22.6.2011
Section 3.3, paragraphs 2 and 3 (numbering, update)
21.5.2011
Annex A5, Burma/Myanmar, names: ‘Myanmar/Burma’ replaced by ‘Burma/Myanmar’, ‘Union of Myanmar/Union of Burma’ replaced by ‘Burma/Myanmar’ (+ note); Democratic Republic of the Congo, name of citizenship + adjective (update)

April 2011

20.5.2011
Annex A2, emblems: EPSO
18.5.2011
Annex A5, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, administrative centre and adjective
12.5.2011
Annex A5, Mayotte, full name: ‘Departmental Collectivity of Mayotte’ replaced by ‘Mayotte’ (Mayotte became an overseas department and region (DOM-ROM) on 31.3.2011)

April 2011

16.4.2011
Section 9.6, directorates-general of the Commission: FPI (modification)
8.4.2011
Section 9.6, directorates-general of the Commission: DEVCO (modification)

March 2011

New printed version (this text becomes the base version).

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