Traduction de «Progressive clear-strip system » (Anglais → Français) :

In order to promote legitimacy, transparency and real progress in the application of ICTs to improving energy efficiency, there is a clear need to create a level playing field based on common ways of measuring energy performance – especially in more complex systems – and on a common understanding of commitments, targets and methodology.

12. Stresses the importance of clear rules on consumer protection policies at European level; believes that further standardisation at European level is needed, in the form of a regulatory framework establishing security standards and transparency of costs for each form of electronic payment (also extending to non-banking service providers) and regulating all the actors involved in the provision of payment services as well as all intermediaries, including merchants (e.g. storage of credentials); believes that when defining standards it is necessary to take account of those systems which have brought about significant shifts towards saf ...[+++]er payments (e.g. the CHIPPIN system for cards; two-factor authentication systems; e-signatures and online payments passing through e-payment services), of those systems which are more vulnerable to fraud (e.g. where consumers’ sensitive personal data are transmitted to third parties, as in online payments through overlay services, or the magnetic strip system for cards), and of innovations that could make the processes safer;

However, that increase may be far more substantial as the current spending of EUR238m on Gender Equality Antidiscrimination under the existing PROGRESS programme has been stripped out of the proposed new programme and moved to a different budget (Rights Citizenship Programme) - this needs to be made clear.

255. Demands that the reports give clear indications as to progress in the key areas of the fight against fraud and corruption; recalls its demand for a traffic-light system (red, amber and green), based on specific indicators (quantity and quality of legal and administrative measures taken to prevent, deter and punish fraud and corruption), so as to give a clear picture of the evolution of existing systems in those countries; is astonished that OLAF was not always consulted in the compilation of the reports; asks the Commission to ...[+++] include OLAF’s comments in the upcoming progress reports;

257. Demands that the reports give clear indications as to progress in the key areas of the fight against fraud and corruption; recalls its demand for a traffic-light system (red, amber and green), based on specific indicators (quantity and quality of legal and administrative measures taken to prevent, deter and punish fraud and corruption), so as to give a clear picture of the evolution of existing systems in those countries; is astonished that OLAF was not always consulted in the compilation of the reports; asks the Commission to ...[+++] include OLAF's comments in the upcoming progress reports;

12. while calling for progress in removing the other barriers identified in the Giovannini Group's report on Cross-Border Clearing and Settlement Arrangements in the European Union of November 2001, strongly reiterates the need to improve the post-trading infrastructure both with a view to price transparency, and competition as to the public interest of clearing and settlement security; welcomes the progress being made in implementing the Code of Conduct which will deliver those aims and which will also support Article 34 of MiFID, requiring stock exchanges to provide all their users with the option of designating the s ...[+++]ettlement system with which they wish to settle their transactions in the event of cross-border share transactions; intends closely to scrutinise the developments surrounding the Code of Conduct as well as the TARGET2 Securities project in this context, emphasising the governance and supervision needed to cope with conflicts of interest; calls on the Council and the Commission to launch, without further delay, the initiatives required to remove completely the obstacles under the control of the public sector, relating to the legal and fiscal barriers identified in the Giovannini Group's report and in the areas not covered by the Code of Conduct;