UDRE QUESTIONNAIRE
September 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Commission's campaign against restrictions on personal tobacco imports between European Union (EU) member states could intensify after a new taxation Commissioner takes office in November. Answering a European Parliament questionnaire, Latvia's Ingrida Udre said she would "not hesitate" to take legal action against governments imposing "systematic controls" on private travellers. Existing legal action, such as that against Britain, would be continued.
THE EUROPEAN Commission's campaign against restrictions on personal tobacco imports between European Union (EU) member states could intensify after a new taxation Commissioner takes office in November. Answering a European Parliament questionnaire, Latvia's Ingrida Udre said she would "not hesitate" to take legal action against governments imposing "systematic controls" on private travellers. Existing legal action, such as that against Britain, would be continued.
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