Traduction de «a4 logistics administration » (Anglais → Français) :

48. Insists that bureaucratic hurdles should be reduced for all forms of transport; calls for greater simplification and harmonisation of documents and administrative and customs procedures, which should be practical, efficient and workable for all parties along the logistics chain; calls on the Commission to submit a proposal for establishing an electronic framework for multimodal transport of goods (e-Freight), achieving paperless, seamless information flows along the whole transport logistics chain, taking into account existing w ...[+++]ell-functioning tools and synergies, global developments and best practices;

(b)port facilities, freight terminals, logistics platforms and freight villages located outside the port area but associated with the port operations, information and communication technologies (ICT) such as electronic logistics management systems, and safety and security and administrative and customs procedures in at least one Member State.

port facilities, freight terminals, logistics platforms and freight villages located outside the port area but associated with the port operations, information and communication technologies (ICT) such as electronic logistics management systems, and safety and security and administrative and customs procedures in at least one Member State.

(b) port facilities, freight terminals, logistics platforms and freight villages located outside the port area but associated with the port operations, information and communication technologies (ICT) such as electronic logistics management systems, safety and security and administrative and customs procedures in at least one Member State;

6. Encourages the continuation of structural and organisational reforms that aim to achieve greater efficiencies without jeopardising legislative excellence and the quality of working conditions; supports organisational innovation to improve Parliament’s effectiveness and the Members’ quality of services and working conditions, including, but not limited to, more efficient structuring of Parliament’s working rhythm, ‘demand-driven’ translation and interpretation services (without endangering the principle of multilingualism), optimal logistical solutions including transport logistics for Members and their assistants, savings in catering ...[+++] costs, improved in-house research assistance, and continuing and further developing a paperless Parliament and e-meetings; recalls the request for a cost-benefit analysis of the paperless meetings, and calls on the administration to present it to the Committee on Budgets by mid-2013 at the latest;

6. Encourages the continuation of structural and organisational reforms that aim to achieve greater efficiencies without jeopardising legislative excellence and the quality of working conditions; supports organisational innovation to improve Parliament’s effectiveness and the Members’ quality of services and working conditions, including, but not limited to, more efficient structuring of Parliament’s working rhythm, and translation and interpretation services (without endangering the principle of multilingualism), optimal logistical solutions including transport logistics for Members and their assistants, savings in catering costs, impr ...[+++]oved in-house research assistance, and continuing and further developing a paperless Parliament and e-meetings; recalls the request for a cost-benefit analysis of the paperless meetings, and calls on the administration to present it to the Committee on Budgets by mid-2013 at the latest;