Traduction de «communication accordingly examines » (Anglais → Français) :

This Communication accordingly aims both to examine the conditions for activating the procedures of Article 7 and to identify the operational measures which, through concerted action by the Union institutions and cooperation with the Member States, could make for respect and promotion of the common values.

(l) Copies of any authorisation obtained in another Member State or in a third country to place the medicinal product on the market, together with a list of those Member States in which an application for authorisation submitted in accordance with this Directive is under examination. Copies of the summary of the product characteristics proposed by the applicant in accordance with Article 11 or approved by the competent authorities of the Member State in accordance with Article 21. Copies of the package leaflet pro ...[+++]posed in accordance with Article 59 or approved by the competent authorities of the Member State in accordance with Article 61. Details of any decision to refuse authorization, whether in the Community or in a third country, and the reasons for such a decision.

INTEGRATED COASTAL-ZONE MANAGEMENT The Council approved the Resolution on a Community strategy for integrated coastal-zone management as set out below". THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION RECALLS its Resolution of 25 February 1992 on the future Community policy concerning the European Coastal zone; UNDERLINES once more the need for a Community strategy for the integrated management and development of coastal zones, based on the principles of sustainability and sound ecological and environmental practice; RECALLS that such a strategy is also provided for under the fifth Community programme of policy and action in relation to the environment and sustainable development (1), which singles out coastal zone management and conservation as a prio ...[+++]rity matter, and EMPHASIZES in this connection that this task should be undertaken in a spirit of responsibility-sharing; WELCOMES the progress already made by several Member States at national level towards the implementation of an integrated coastal-zone management strategy; (1) OJ No C 138, 17.5.1993. RECOGNIZES also the contribution that a number of existing Community measures, including the implementation of the Directive on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild flora and fauna (2), the Directive on the conservation of wild birds (3) and the Directive on the assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects on the environment (4), together with the use of certain appropriate financial instruments, could make to such a strategy; RENEWS its invitation to the Commission to propose within six months at the latest, with a view to strengthening co-ordinated action in this area and in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, a Community strategy for the integrated management of the whole of the Community coastline that, while taking account of the specific problems and potential of the different zones, will provide a framework for its conservation and sustainable use; UNDERTAKES to examine such a ...

The Council approved a "Statement on the DAS" which is reproduced in Annex II. FIGHT AGAINST FRAUD: COMMISSION WORK PROGRAMME FOR 1996 - CONCLUSIONS "THE COUNCIL - welcomes the programme for the fight against fraud submitted by the Commission for 1996; - recalls the Madrid European Council's conclusions of 15 and 16 December 1995 on fraud and the protection of the financial interests of the Communities and in particular the European Council's invitation to the Member States and Institutions to adopt "the necessary measures to ensure an equivalent level of protection throughout the Community and in the Community budget and the EDF as a ...[+++]whole"; - notes that the Commission programme comes within the context of these conclusions and of those of the ECOFIN Council of 27 November 1995 and that it also takes account of certain remarks made by the Council in connection with the 1995 work programme; - supports the general guidelines of the specific measures envisaged by the Commission under the four headings identified when the anti-fraud strategy was presented in 1994, i.e.: = as regards a stronger presence on the ground and firmer support for operational activities: improved inspections in third countries, in particular in the CCEEs and the Mediterranean countries, increased prevention of irregularities in the field of transit, extension, whilst observing the respective powers of national administrations, of the SCENT mutual assistance network to sectors other than the customs sector; = as regards strengthening the partnership between the Commission and the Member States: the development of information networks, better use of the results of risk analysis, the training of officials in the Member States; examination, as part of the programme for Sound and Efficient Financial Management (SEM 2000), of the possibility of extending the system of disallowing finance from agriculture to other areas, in accordance with the Madrid European Council's conclusions; = as regards ...

SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN BLOOD IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY The Council adopted the following conclusions on self-sufficiency in blood in the European Community: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Having regard to Directive 89/381/EEC (3) which provides in particular for special provisions for medicinal products derived from human blood or human plasma, Taking into account the European Parliament Resolution on self- sufficiency in, and safety of, blood and its derivatives in the European Community, Taking into account work carried out by the Council of Europe, APPRECIATES the Commission communication on blood self-sufficiency in the Community; ...[+++] WELCOMES the recommendations made in that communication; REAFFIRMS the need to achieve self-sufficiency in blood and its derivatives in the Member States and the Community, in particular through co-operation between Member States, in accordance with the principle of voluntary, unpaid blood donations; AGREES on the need periodically to update, where appropriate in liaison with the Council of Europe, the studies carried out by the Community regarding blood donations and the availability and use of blood and its derivatives, and on the need to examine the possible consequences for self-sufficiency in blood and derived products in the Community of the emergence of substitute medicinal products; (3) OJ L 181, 28.6.1989, p. 44. AGREES to promote Community support for measures in the Member States, in particular those undertaken by national donor organizations, in order to improve information on the usefulness and importance of donations with a view to increasing the availability of blood and products derived from blood; AGREES to encourage efforts in the Member States in the training and informing of medical staff, for example through Community support for the publication of good-practice guides in order to ensure optimum use of blood and its derivatives; AGREES to continue to promote the quality and safety of blood collection and of ...

Following that examination the Council: - notes with satisfaction that the abovementioned programme of priority economic reforms has, in the main, been implemented on schedule and that this represents a major step towards aligning Maltese economic structures on those of the Community; - shares the Commission's view that it is important to continue to monitor Malta's implementation of the reforms needed to prepare its economy for accession to the European Union; - therefore invites the Commission to keep it regularly informed of the progress made and the impact of the reforms on the Maltese economy; - notes that the Commission intends to examine this impact in more ...[+++] depth over the next few months, with a view to submitting specific proposals to the Council for the establishment of a pre-accession strategy which will consolidate the Maltese government's achievements to date and help it to continue to strive for even greater harmonization of its legislation and practices with the acquis communautaire; - intends to adopt these proposals in time for the next Association Council meeting with Malta, with the inclusion of a structured dialogue, the procedures for which will be defined in accordance with the Annex hereto; - recalls the Maltese government's undertaking to assume all obligations arising out of the Maastricht Treaty, including those concerning the CFSP, and considers that Malta's situation will need to be clarified as regards the incorporation of all of those obligations into its national law; - considers that in matters of justice and home affairs Malta's situation departs from prevailing European Union practice, in particular as regards visa policy and the ratification of the relevant international conventions; - stresses in this connection that accession to the European Union implies full acceptance by the acceding State of the actual and potential rights and obligations inherent in the Community system and its institutional framework as obtaining at t ...