Traduction de «Working Group on the Joint Bodies for Staff Matters » (Anglais → Français) :

On the basis of these Joint Conclusions, Commission staff and the representatives of the Member States in the Council ACP Working Group have further discussed and refined the scope and purpose of a revision of the TDCA.

information on the number and qualifications of staff undertaking the audit, the work done, the number of transactions examined, the level of materiality and confidence obtained, any weaknesses found and recommendations made for improvement and the operations of both the certification body and other audit bodies, internal and external to the paying agency, from which all or part of the certification body's assuran ...[+++]ce on the matters reported was gained;

Finally, joint surveillance operations carried out within the framework of the Customs Co-operation Working Group (CCWG) and the Police Co-operation Working Group (PCWG) should, where appropriate, include officers from all relevant law-enforcement agencies involved. Europol would seem an obvious body to provide the Oper ...[+++]ational Co-ordination Unit (OCU) when third-pillar matters are involved.

We have been working to address this and other concerns with Environment Canada and are pleased that the department recently agreed to set up a joint working group with our industry to discuss this matter among others.

IVRIGHTS OF ACCESS TO CHILDREN MUTUAL ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS PAGEREF _Toc501511797 \h IVEUROPEAN JUDICIAL TRAINING NETWORK PAGEREF _Toc501511798 \h VPROTECTION OF THE EURO PAGEREF _Toc501511799 \h VCRIME PREVENTION PAGEREF _Toc501511800 \h VICREATION OF AN AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE (Scoreboard) PAGEREF _Toc501511801 \h VIISTRENGTHENING OF THE PENAL FRAMEWORK TO PREVENT THE FACILITATION OF UNAUTHORISED ENTRY AND RESIDENCE PAGEREF _Toc501511802 \h VIIHARMONISATION OF PENALTIES IMPOSED ON CARRIERS TRANSPORTING THIRD-COUNTRY NATIONALS LACKING THE DOCUMENTS NECESSARY FOR ADMISSION PAGEREF _Toc501511803 \h VIICOOPERATION BETWEEN MEMBER STATES IN COMBATING ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION NETWORKS Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc501511804 \h VIII ...[+++]PARALLEL AGREEMENT TO THE DUBLIN CONVENTION WITH NORWAY AND ICELAND PAGEREF _Toc501511805 \h VIIICONDITIONS FOR THE RECEPTION OF ASYLUM SEEKERS Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc501511806 \h IXLIST OF COUNTRIES SUBJECT TO THE VISA REQUIREMENT PAGEREF _Toc501511807 \h XIITERRORISM PAGEREF _Toc501511808 \h XIIEUROPEAN POLICE COLLEGE PAGEREF _Toc501511809 \h XIIIHARMONISING THE STATUS OF THIRD-COUNTRY NATIONALS RESIDING ON A LONG-TERM BASIS Council Conclusions PAGEREF _Toc501511810 \h XIIIREPORT TO THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL BY THE HIGH-LEVEL WORKING GROUP ON ASYLUM AND MIGRATION PAGEREF _Toc501511811 \h XIVASYLUM POLICY PAGEREF _Toc501511812 \h XIVIMMIGRATION POLICY PAGEREF _Toc501511813 \h XVPUTTING INTO EFFECT THE SCHENGEN ACQUIS IN THE NORDIC STATES PAGEREF _Toc501511814 \h XVIOTHER BUSINESS PAGEREF _Toc501511815 \h XVI?QUESTIONNAIRE ON THE BODIES REQUIRED TO INTERVENE IN THE EVENT OF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF CHILDREN PAGEREF _Toc501511816 \h XVI?SETTING UP OF EUROJUST Practical problems PAGEREF _Toc501511817 \h XVIMIXED COMMITTEE PAGEREF _Toc501511818 \h XVIANNEX PAGEREF _Toc501511819 \h XVIIIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEJUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS PAGEREF _Toc501511820 \h XIX--Europol's assistance to joint investigative teams PAGEREF _Toc5015 ...

They welcomed the reaffirmation of support for this reform expressed by the members of the European Council in Paris on 18 November. 2. The 24 noted that: - more than one third of the 336 million ECU ($ 370 million) pledged for food assistance has been supplied and that the remaining two-thirds will be delivered shortly, mostly before the end of the year, in accordance with Polish needs and absorption capacities; - the Community has decided to increase the financial means for economic cooperation with Poland and Hungary in 1990 to 300 million Ecu and that the European Investment Bank with a three year horizon; - most members of the 24 ...[+++] including the Community have decided or envisaged to improve access to their markets for Polish and Hungarian exports notably through an extension of the generalized system of preferences; - the identification of projects in the four priority areas defined by the 24, agriculture, training, environment and investment, is well under way in close cooperation with the Polish and Hungarian authorities; - the coordination of these projects and other actions has been pursued in the working groups, each of which has met at least twice since the last Group of 24 meeting; the agricultural group has coordinated food supplies to avoid bottle-necks; the training group is examining programmes for local administrators, banking and financial staff and language teachers; the environment group is working on joint actions concerning air and water pollution, and waste management; the investment group is analysing the legal, fiscal and guarantee conditions favouring private investment and identifying sectors for foreign investment in close cooperation with the Polish and Hungarian authorities.