36In the present case, as the General Court indicated in paragraphs 141 and 145 of the judgment under appeal, the statements of reasons relating to Implementing Regulations No 83/2011, No 687/2011, No 1375/2011, No 542/2012, No 1169/2012, No 714/2013 and No 125/2014 merely state that the Indian Government proscribed the LTTE in 1992 under the Unlawful Activities Act 1967 and subsequently included them in the list of terrorist organisations in the schedule to the Unlawful Activities Prevention (Amendment) Act 2004. The summary of reasons for Implementing Regulation No 790/2014 merely supplements that statement by mentioning that sections 36 and 37 of the Unlawful Activities Act 1967 include provisions concerning the review and revision of the Indian list of persons and entities subject to restrictive measures, that the decision proscribing the LTTE as an unlawful association is periodically reviewed by the Indian Home Affairs Minister, that the last revision took place on 14 May 2012, and that, following a revision by the tribunal established under the Unlawful Activities Act 1967, the designation of the LTTE as an entity involved in terrorist acts was confirmed by the Indian Home Affairs Minister on 11 December 2012.
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