Traduction de «To take note any representation » (Anglais → Français) :

47. Takes note of the discussions currently being held within Parliament’s Bureau concerning the possibility of creating a publicly owned parliamentary channel; welcomes the decision of the Parliament’s Bureau to commission a feasibility study on the possible establishment of a parliamentary information channel or genuine European Parliament television channel; recognises that there are a range of different options for such a project and believes that any channel should be independent; believes that such a channel could make a significant contribution ...[+++]to the development of a European public space; notes that, on earlier occasions, it has requested the Commission to launch an in-house impact study on such a European channel; stresses the need for there to be greater synergy between the activities of Parliament’s external offices and those of the Commission’s representations;

I would ask the hon. House leader if he would rearrange to have a government take note debate or any take note debate at any time other than on opposition days, because I believe there is a major contrast, and it sets a bad precedent.

On 8 October 2003 the Commission noted that France had failed to take specific measures in response to the Council recommendation of 3 June 2003, including the recommendation to bring its public deficit below the 3% of GDP mark in 2004, and recommended that the Council take note of this situation, in accordance with Article 104(8) of the EU Treaty. In the Commission’s view France’s growth forecast of 1.7% of GDP for next year is realistic, but it is as ...[+++]king for further efforts to bring down the structural deficit by 1% of GDP in 2004 and 0.5% in 2005, so as to ensure that the public deficit falls below the 3% of GDP mark once again in 2005.

STRATEGY TOWARDS BLOOD SAFETY AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - COUNCIL RESOLUTION THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, RECALLING the Commission Communication of 25 May 1993 on Self-Sufficiency in Blood in the European Community and the Council Conclusions of 13 December 1993 [1] ; RECALLING the Commission's Communication of 21 December 1994 on Blood Safety and Self-Sufficiency in the European Community and the Council Resolution of 2 June 1995 [2] ; TAKES NOTE of the Resolution of 14 July 1995 of the European Parliament on Blood Safety in the European Union [3] ; TAKES NOTE of the Resolution of 17 April 1996 of the Europ ...[+++]ean Parliament on the Communication from the Commission on Blood Safety and Self-Sufficiency in the European Community [4] ; ACKNOWLEDGES the work of the Council of Europe in the blood transfusion area; TAKES NOTE of the Conclusions and Recommendations agreed unanimously by the Colloquium on Blood Safety and Self-Sufficiency held at Adare, Ireland, on 4 to 6 September 1996; RECALLS that these Conclusions and Recommendations take account of the meeting of Experts on Public Awareness relating to blood, held in Rome in April 1996; AGREES that the Conclusions and Recommendations of the Adare Colloquium provide for concrete steps in order to realize the strategy called for in previous resolutions towards promoting blood safety, in particular to reinforce trust and confidence in the safety of the blood-transfusion chain, and towards promoting self-sufficiency in the Community; REITERATES that Community self-sufficiency must be based on the principle of voluntary and unpaid blood donations; REQUESTS that steps be taken to ensure that rapid progress is made in taking forward this work, Accordingly: - INVITES the Member States to review their policies, procedures and programmes aimed at ensuring the safety of the blood-transfusion chain in the light of the Conclusions and Recommendations of the Adare Colloquium on Blood Safety and Self- ...

DRAFT COMMISSION DIRECTIVES ON - MOBILE AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS - IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL COMPETITION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKETS The Council held a wide-ranging exchange of views on the above draft Directives based on Article 90(3) of the Treaty; it then adopted the following conclusions: "The COUNCIL - NOTES that the Commission requested, on 3 August 1995, any comments from the Council on the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC as regards mobile and personal communications; sent the President-in-Office of ...[+++] the Council, on 29 September 1995, the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC as regards the implementation of full competition in telecommunications markets; - NOTES also the public consultation launched by the Commission following the publication of the two draft Directives in the Official Journal of the European Communities; - REAFFIRMS that it is important that the conditions governing the definition of the Community's future policy on the liberalization of telecommunications services and infrastructures should result from a political agreement based on the compromise of December 1989 and takes note of the Commission's support for this approach; - RECALLS in this connection the political agreement reached at the Telecommunications Council meeting on 17 November 1994, which was given concrete form in the Council Resolution of 22 December 1994 and in the statements made on that occasion; RECALLS that this Resolution recognizes in particular the principle of liberalization of telecommunication infrastructures on 1 January 1998, on the understanding that an additional transitional period is granted to certain Member States; - POINTS OUT that the Commission must also take account in its approach of the responsibilities of the European Parliament and the Council for the legislative provisions designed, on the basis of Commission proposals, to establish the European regulatory framework for telecommunications, parti ...

The COUNCIL: - TAKES NOTE of the request put to it by the Commission, on 27 February 1995, concerning any comments the Council might have on the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC regarding the abolition of the restrictions on the use of cable television networks for the provision of telecommunications services; - EMPHASIZES that this draft is to be viewed in the light of the Telecommunications Council meeting on 17 November 1994, resulting in the Council Resolution of 22 December 1994 and statements made on that occasion; - NOTES that, when the draft was examined by the Council's subordinate bodies, a series of c ...[+++]omplex questions, the main subjects of which are listed in the Annex, were put to the Commission by delegations; - NOTES that, after giving some initial answers, the Commission undertook to submit more precise written replies; - TAKES NOTE of the working document presented by the Commission; - TAKES NOTE of the public consultations held by the Commission following publication of its draft Directive in the Official Journal of the European Communities; - INVITES those Member States which so wish to forward their detailed comments as soon as possible to the Commission and to the other Member States, via the General Secretariat of the Council, particularly in the light of the Commission's written replies; - EMPHASIZES that these conclusions are without prejudice to Member States' positions on the form and content of the draft Directive put forward by the Commission; - CALLS UPON the Commission to give the greatest consideration to these positions in following up the procedure initiated.