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1. In the case of movements in the customs territory of the Union of non-Union goods listed in Annex I, the application for the import authorisation referred to in Article 9 or 11 shall contain information on the planned movements, including where appropriate the various Member States where an evaluation, exhibition, repair or sport-shooting, hunting or historical re-enactment will take place.

2. The competent authority granting the import authorisation referred to in Article 9 or 11 shall seek approval from the competent authority of the other Member States indicated in the application for the import authorisation regarding the planned movement. The competent authority of the consulted Member State may raise objections in duly justified cases related to security concerns about a movement through its territory within 10 working days of the date on which the information of the planned movement was provided. The absence of any objection shall be deemed to be an approval. In the event of an objection from the competent authority of another Member State to the granting of such an authorisation, the Member State in which the application has been submitted shall refuse the application. The electronic licensing system shall be used for communication between competent authorities.

3. The person holding the authorisation shall notify any changes in the planned movement without delay to the competent authority granting the authorisation through the electronic licensing system. That competent authority shall decide in duly justified cases related to security concerns whether to accept or refuse the notified changes in accordance with the rules for granting the authorisation, and following the consultation procedure referred to in paragraph 2.

4. In the case of administrative simplifications as laid down in Article 12(1), point (a), when the planned re-entry point is not located within the territory of the competent authority of the Member State of destination, that competent authority shall immediately inform the competent authority of the Member State of the planned re-entry point of that movement, through the electronic licensing system. The competent authority of the Member State of the planned re-entry point may raise objections in duly justified cases related to security concerns about that movement through its territory within 5 working days of the date on which the information of the planned re-entry was provided. The absence of any objection shall be deemed to be an approval. Any objections from the competent authority of the Member State of the planned re-entry point to the granting of such an administrative simplification shall bind the Member State of destination.