Traduction de «Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs » (Anglais → Français) :

In addition to the three reports by the standing committees, on democracy and constitutional order, budgetary support and water pollution, the JPA adopted resolutions on democratic upheavals in North Africa and the Middle East and the situation in the Ivory Coast.

having regard to the report of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs and the opinions of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, Committee on Legal Affairs, Committee on Constitutional Affairs and Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (A6-0182/2009),

5. Recalls that the capacity for absorption of the Union, as set out at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council, remains one of the conditions for the accession of new countries; believes that defining the nature of the European Union, including its geographical borders, is fundamental to understanding the concept of absorption capacity; requests the Commission to submit a report by 31 December 2006 setting out the principles which underpin this concept; invites the Commission to factor this element into the overall negotiation timetable; calls for the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs ...[+++] Committee, together with its Constitutional Affairs Committee, to be authorised to draw up an own-initiative report on this issue;

5. Recalls that the capacity for absorption of the Union, as set out at the 1993 Copenhagen European Council, remains one of the conditions for the accession of new countries; believes that defining the nature of the European Union, including its geographical borders, is fundamental to understanding the concept of absorption capacity; requests the Commission to submit a report by 31 December 2006 setting out the principles which underpin this concept; invites the Commission to factor this element into the overall negotiation timetable; calls for the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs ...[+++] Committee, together with its Constitutional Affairs Committee, to be authorised to draw up an own-initiative report on this issue;

5. Recalls that the capacity for absorption of the Union, as set out at the 1993 Copenhagen Summit, remains one of the conditions for the accession of new countries; believes that defining the nature of the European Union, including its geographical borders, is fundamental to understanding the concept of absorption capacity; requests the Commission to submit a report by 31st December 2006 setting out the principles which underpin this concept; invites the Commission to factor this element into the overall negotiation timetable; calls for its Foreign Affairs Committee ...[+++], together with its Constitutional Affairs Committee, to be authorised to draw up an own-initiative report on this issue;

The on-going dialogue with the European Parliament took place both during the plenary sessions and in connection with the work of the Parliamentary committees, in particular the Committee on regional policy, transport and tourism (RETT), the Committee on Budgets (COCOBU) and the Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO).