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Ireland Chapter 3: European Union Member States of the person who painted it. Therefore you do not need a licence to export your own work if you still own it yourself. I am a musician. Do I need to know about export regulations if I am travelling with my instrument? Yes. Any musician who wishes to travel outside the European Union with a musical instrument which is over a certain age and value must obtain an EU export licence (as described in Chapter 2). This applies whether the export is temporary, e.g. for a concert tour, or permanent. Depending on the age, value and significance of the musical instrument, you may also find that Irish national legislation applies. Musical instruments are one of the categories of decorative art objects listed in the ‘Third Schedule’ to which export restrictions may apply (depending on the origin, age and value of the instrument). I am a tourist visiting Ireland. If I buy a work of art, how do I take it home with me? The export regulations apply to anyone who wants to take cultural goods of a certain age and value from Ireland to Russia (or to another country). You must go through the application process with the Irish national authorities in order for the goods to be cleared for export. It is illegal for anyone to attempt to sell for export any object which is covered by Section 49 (the restricted for export items) without an export licence. Therefore, before you buy an art work, you should ask the seller about this. If you are buying the art work, antique, furniture or other cultural goods from a reputable art or antique dealer, they should be able to advise you. While the application is being assessed, the goods must remain in Ireland until the export licence has been granted. You may therefore have to arrange transportation at a later date or return to Ireland to collect the goods in person. If you are in any doubt, check the age and value of the cultural goods. This determines whether an export licence is required. In general, the EU export controls apply to cultural goods which are over 50 years old and of a certain value (see Chapter 2 for more details). Is there a fee for an export licence? No – there is no fee for the licence. Does the cultural object need to be valued? If so, who will do this? Both the EU and Irish national legislation have value and age thresholds which determine which cultural objects require export licences. Therefore, if the age, value, provenance or other factors need to be assessed, the cultural object may need to be inspected. The national legislation outlines how cultural objects are defined, either as a ‘museum heritage object’, ‘archaeological object’, ‘library material’ or ‘cultural object’. It defines which experts are authorised to value cultural goods and assess national importance. 124
Chapter 3: European Union Member States Ireland If an export licence is refused, can I appeal? How do I do that? The 1997 Act outlines the process for appeal against valuation or refusal of licence. Which customs authorities are empowered to deal with the export of cultural goods? Customs & Excise is a division of the Irish Revenue Commissioners, http://www.revenue.ie. They publish a guide to importing and exporting which outlines procedures. What other paperwork do I need to export a cultural object? When you leave Ireland, you must present the EU export licence to Customs & Excise at the point of export. When you enter Russia, you must show all the relevant documentation and declare the object at customs, passing through the Red channel. See Chapter 4 for further information. What are the penalties if I do something wrong? It is illegal to export, attempt to export or sell for export any article which is covered by the 1997 National Cultural Institutions Act without holding an export licence. The penalties are fines and/or imprisonment. What are the standards of service I can expect to receive? The Customer Charter of the Department of Arts, Sport and Tourism can be downloaded at: http://www.arts-sport-tourism.gov.ie/pdfs/customer_charter.pdf. It outlines the standards of service customers can expect in terms of response to written, telephone and personal communications, provision of information, complaints procedure and other matters. Are there any special export restrictions on certain objects or other considerations I should know about? The 1997 Act designates special conditions for cultural and archaeological objects which are on the National Register but not in the care of a national institution. If an export licence is applied for, the licence must be granted but the article may not be exported for a year. During this period, the State may attempt to purchase the cultural object to ensure it remains in the country. What are the requirements if I want to import cultural goods into Ireland from Russia? Guidance on importing goods into Ireland can be found in the Irish Revenue Commissioner’s publication on the subject. 125
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