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59. Calls on the Commission, in connection with tendering by public-interest entities, to stipulate that fair access to the tendering process must be provided for at least two non-Big Four audit firms alongside the Big Four firms; takes the view that audit committees must be given a key role in this process, in which shareholders must also take part; calls on the Commission to review audit committee practices in relation to tendering processes, with a special focus on aspects of administrative burdens ...[+++]associated with a formal tendering process and with a view to ensuring that the shareholders' final decision on the appointment of auditors is based on a proposal from the audit committee; takes the view that this proposal should include a description of the procedure followed, the criteria used and the reasons underlying the audit committee's recommendation;

59.Calls on the Commission, in connection with tendering by public-interest entities, to stipulate that fair access to the tendering process must be provided for at least two non-Big Four audit firms alongside the Big Four firms; takes the view that audit committees must be given a key role in this process, in which shareholders must also take part; calls on the Commission to review audit committee practices in relation to tendering processes, with a special focus on aspects of administrative burdens ...[+++]associated with a formal tendering process and with a view to ensuring that the shareholders' final decision on the appointment of auditors is based on a proposal from the audit committee; takes the view that this proposal should include a description of the procedure followed, the criteria used and the reasons underlying the audit committee's recommendation;

11. Advocates more practical support for cross-frontier European cooperatives and other means of fostering collaborative ventures between SMEs, and trusts that the proposals for regulations on Statutes for a European mutual society and a European association will be revived, having been withdrawn by the Commission against Parliament’s advice; firmly believes that such initiatives, together with those mentioned above, can give peop ...[+++]le the means of exploiting their talents and creativity, provide jobs and make for optimism and hope;

The core of Bill C-300 is it would give farmers the right to sell grain produced by the producer directly to an association or firm engaged in the processing of grain if a majority of interests in the association or firm was held by a producer or producers in Canada.

13. Calls for further implementation of the acquis communautaire in the field of health and safety at work; acknowledges the extraordinarily high costs involved in implementing the acquis in this field, calls on the candidate countries, in order to improve living and working conditions, to submit to the Commission a realistic assessment of the difficulties associated with the practical implementation of the acquis in the field of health and safety at work; calls on the candidate countries to reinforce their indu ...[+++]stry inspection services, particularly in performing their task of assisting firms with the implementation of the acquis communautaire;

Only recently Parliament drew attention to areas where greater activity is required of the Union at international level; these spheres go well beyond the 'pillar structure'. In its resolution on the existence of a global system for the interception of private and commercial communications (ECHELON interception system) Parliament regards it as essential that an agreement should be negotiated and signed between the European Union and the United States stipulating that each of the two parties should observe, vis-à-vis the other, the provisions governing the protection of the privacy of citizens and the confidentiality of business communica ...[+++]tions applicable to its own citizens and firms. It also calls on the Member States to consider to what extent industrial espionage and the payment of bribes as a way of securing contracts can be combated by means of European and international legal provisions and, in particular, whether WTO rules could be adopted which take account of the distortions of competition brought about by such practices, for example by rendering contracts obtained in this way null and void; it calls on the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada to join this initiative.