Traduction de «Cost as advised by a qualified external actuary » (Anglais → Français) :

13.Considers it advisable, while respecting the EU’s rights and duty to control entry across its own borders, for the European institutions and the Member States to develop, in the context of the common visa policy, a long-term strategy for more coordinated and simplified visa procedures, with consideration given to establishing common consular desks/centres at EU level to ensure that visa procedures are implemented on time and bureaucratic costs reduced; ...[+++] to this end, further to the creation of the European External Action Service (EEAS), calls on the Commission to consider the possibility of deploying the EU delegation offices in the world in order to issue tourist visas in collaboration with the national embassies of the Member States and to explore additional ways of simplifying the issue of tourist visas, such as ‘group tourist visas’ for organised groups and easier access for business travellers;

I think the decision to extend the financing of Eurovignettes by external costs, in other words, by the costs of environmental pollution and noise, is more advisable than the previous version, which was restricted only to covering the costs of road infrastructure.

9. Calls upon the Commission to include in future negotiations the concepts of ‘qualified market access’ and ‘qualified external protection’, endorsed by the European Parliament, incorporating social and environmental standards in all agreements on the tariff and levy system so as to ensure that the specific territorial, social and environmental costs and standards applied in the EU are not undercut by unsustainable and low-quality ...[+++] wine production;

3. Criticises at the same time the fact that – within the EU – the incomes of the majority of farmers are rapidly decreasing, as market prices do not cover their production costs, while a small number of processing industries and retailers accumulate a growing share of public funds; insists therefore that modulation of payments to farmers following social criteria and the principle of cross-compliance needs to be taken into account in the negotiation package; stresses in this context that a partially decoupled aid scheme is workable only in conjunction with a special form of qualified ...[+++] external protection and limited regulation of internal markets;

The Commission forwarded the new proposal to the Council in July 1996; its content departs significantly from the annulled Directive, in particular inasmuch as it puts forward a new, more differentiated system of taxes, user charges and tolls, and a system for charging external costs which is based on the principles set forth in the Commission's Green Paper on pricing in transport ("realistic pricing"). The following questions were discussed in particular: - The advisability of going further than Directive 93/89/EEC and including some or all of the new points in the Commission's new proposal; - The advisability of ...[+++]beginning the introduction, as proposed by the Commission, of = a system of modulated vehicle taxes and a compulsory system of user charges, = an external cost element in the calculation of tolls and user charges, and = the definition of criteria concerning an additional levy for sensitive routes; - With a view to the harmonization of transport charges and to promote the internal market, the advisability of = introducing a maximum level of vehicle tax, = authorizing Member States which have introduced tolls or user charges to set taxes below the minimum rates.

Hon Sheila Finestone (Secretary of State (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women), Lib.): I am informed by Status of Women Canada (SWC) as follows: The four week New York preparatory meeting for the World Conference on Women March 15 to April 7, 1995 was held concurrently with the regular session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (a) Cost to the federal government for participation at these meetings were as follows: Secretary of State (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women)-$973 Status of Women Canada (three officials)-$19,677 Foreign Affairs (one official)-$5,000 Canadian International Development Agency (one official)-$8,055 Non-governmental organizations (two representatives)-$16,215* *Funded by Status of Women Canada Total Cost:-$49, ...[+++]920 (b) Representatives on the Canadian Delegation included: Secretary of State (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women); Status of Women Canada, Valérie Raymond, executive director, world conference secretariat; Status of Women Canada, Rhonda Ferderber, director, external relations and communications; Status of Women Canada, Sheila Regehr, senior policy analyst; Foreign Affairs, Adèle Dion, co-ordinator, international women's equality; Canadian International Development Agency, Diana Rivington, senior policy adviser, women in development directorate; NGOs, Madeleine Gilchrist and Gulzar Samji; and two representatives of the government of Quebec, costs covered by the government of Quebec.