Finland’s request Sample Clauses

Finland’s request. According to the provisions of the Act of Autonomy, the Finnish Govern- ment has to seek the assent of the Åland Legislative Assembly for the ap- plication of the Accession Treaty to the Åland Islands. Since this assent cannot be taken for granted, Finland has requested that the Treaties do not apply directly to the Åland Islands, and has proposed an addition to Article 227 EC to this effect (with equivalent additions to Articles 79 ECSC and 198 EAEC). The proposed additions do, however, leave open the pos- sibility for the Treaties to apply to the Åland Islands, subject to certain permanent derogations listed in a Protocol to be attached to the Accession Treaty, if they give their assent. At the same time Finland wants to make a Declaration recalling that the autonomy of Åland is constitutionally guaranteed on the basis of Åland's internationally recognized status. As far as the proposed Protocol is concerned, the Finnish side, to re- spect its constitutional obligations vis-à-vis the Åland Islands, has re- quested the following derogations: - Åland would maintain the legislative power of establishing the conditions on the rights to vote and to stand as a candidate in elections to the Legislative Assembly and to municipal councils. Currently this right is limited to those enjoying regional citizenship in the islands. The condi- tions to obtain the voting rights would not discriminate between mainland Finnish citizens and citizens of other Member States. - The rights to acquire and hold property, the right of establishment and the right to provide services would be restricted to natural or legal per- sons enjoying regional citizenship in Åland or to those authorised by the competent authorities of the Islands. - A permanent exemption from Community tax harmonisation legislation for the Islands and the ferry traffic passing through them. - That the Protocol include Articles protecting the rights of Ålanders in Finland requiring the Åland authorities to treat citizens from all Member States equally.
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