Traduction de «Adressage par base et déplacement » (Français → Anglais) :

69. Notes that, in 2010, there were 33 200 missions (official trips) representing a total of 98 629 mission days, most of them involving travel between Parliament's three places of work; reiterates the need to avoid unnecessary missions between the three working places and the costs they entail with more systematic and documentary justifications and better monitoring; requests that the Secretary General report, as part of the discharge procedure, on any savings made as a result of further rationalisation and on further initiatives that have been taken or that are in preparation leading to fewer missions; is further of the opinion that ...[+++], in general, no committee meeting should take place in Strasbourg with the exception of those committees of which the agenda is directly linked to the reports or discussions on that week's part session's agenda; encourages the Court of Auditors to further analyse the existing mission procedures and to provide recommendations in order to improve their efficiency; asks the Secretary-General specifically to review the posts based outside of Brussels, particularly for those staff members who undertake repeated missions to Brussels, to ascertain if they need to be relocated; suggests that the agreement with the Luxembourg authorities, which fixes the number of Parliament staff based in Luxembourg without regard to any evolving needs of Parliament, may need to be revised;

70. Notes that, in 2010, there were 33 200 missions (official trips) representing a total of 98 629 mission days, most of them involving travel between Parliament's three places of work; reiterates the need to avoid unnecessary missions between the three working places and the costs they entail with more systematic and documentary justifications and better monitoring; requests that the Secretary General report, as part of the discharge procedure, on any savings made as a result of further rationalisation and on further initiatives that have been taken or that are in preparation leading to fewer missions; is further of the opinion that ...[+++], in general, no committee meeting should take place in Strasbourg with the exception of those committees of which the agenda is directly linked to the reports or discussions on that week's part session's agenda; encourages the Court of Auditors to further analyse the existing mission procedures and to provide recommendations in order to improve their efficiency; asks the Secretary-General specifically to review the posts based outside of Brussels, particularly for those staff members who undertake repeated missions to Brussels, to ascertain if they need to be relocated; suggests that the agreement with the Luxembourg authorities, which fixes the number of Parliament staff based in Luxembourg without regard to any evolving needs of Parliament, may need to be revised;

Emissions due to travel by visitors other than speakers and exhibitors were not included in the total since these participants were invited to make their travel climate-neutral on a voluntary basis.

Commission proposes changes to JLS databases to strengthen EU internal security and facilitate legitimate travelling

The great majority of the 13 million third country nationals legally residing and working in the EU have to date been excluded from the co-ordination mechanisms introduced by Regulation 1408/71 Based on Articles 51 and 235 of the EC Treaty, Regulation 1408/71 is designed to ensure, firstly, that people moving within the Community do not lose their social security rights (e.g. loss of coverage for health care; loss of contributions' records) and, secondly, that they do not become doubly liable for contributions., aimed at safeguarding ...[+++] the social security rights of workers moving within the EU and to avoid any loss or duplication of social protection coverage.

These legal bases involve the same procedure, namely co-decision. [1] Some of these measures have been adopted: - the Dublin Asylum Convention - the UE standard model for visas Others are in the process of being adopted: - Agreement on the crossing of the Community's external borders - Agreement on the European Data-processing System - the common list of third countries to which visa requirements apply. [2] Council Directive 68/360/EEC of 15 October 1968 on the abolition of restrictions on movement and residence within the Community for workers of Member States and their families. [3] Council Directive 73/148/EEC of 21 May 1973 on the ab ...[+++]olition of restrictions on movement and residence within the Community for nationals of Member States with regard to establishment and the provision of services.