Territorial and Personal Scope of Application Sample Clauses

Territorial and Personal Scope of Application. The Brussels Ibis Regulation, as well as the Brussels I Regulation, is applicable in the territory of all 28 Member States.301 Special status must be given to Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Denmark. The United Kingdom and Ireland reserved their rights not to participate in the adoption of measures under Title V of Part III of the TFEU (ex Title IV of Part III of the EC Treaty) in accordance with Protocol No 21 (ex Protocol No 4) on the Position of the United Kingdom and Ireland.302 In accordance with Article 3 of the Protocols above, the United Kingdom and Ireland notified their intention that they wished to accept that measure (i.e., the Brussels I Regulation, as well as the Brussels Ibis Regulation).303 Denmark is in a different position than the United Kingdom and Ireland. In accordance with the Protocol No 22 on the Position of Denmark (ex Protocol No 5), the measures adopted under Title V of Part III of the TFEU (ex Title IV of Part III of the EC Treaty) would not apply to Denmark.304 However, in 2005, after the Brussels I Regulation was adopted, Denmark concluded with the EU (Community) a separate Agreement on the application of the provisions of the Brussels I Regulation,305 which entered into force on 1 July 2007. In accordance with Article 3 par. 2 of the Agreement, Denmark has, by letter dated 20 December 2012, notified the Commission of its decision to implement the contents of the amendments to the Brussels I Regulation. Danish Law No 518 of 28 May 2013, came into force on 1 June 2013, and implemented the Brussels Ibis Regulation. 301 See Article 355 TFEU (ex 299 EC Treaty) 302 Treaty establishing the European Community (consolidated version), Protocols annexed to the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community Protocol (No 4) on the position of the United Kingdom and Ireland (1997), OJ C 321E, 29 December 2006; Consolidated version of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, Protocol (No 21) on the Position of the United Kingdom and Ireland in Respect of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, OJ C 326, 26 October 2012. 303 See Recital No 40 of the Brussels Ibis Regulation 304 See Article 2 of the protocols: Treaty establishing the European Community (consolidated version), Protocols annexed to the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community Protocol (No 5) on the position of Denmark (1997), OJ C 321E, 29 December 2006; Consolidated version of the Treaty on the Fu...
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