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White Paper - White Paper on Sport {SEC(2007) 932} {SEC(2007) 934} {SEC(2007) 935} {SEC(2007) 936} /* COM/2007/0391 final */

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NOTES that by means of the Commission's Green Paper on European social policy a detailed discussion has been set in motion in the European Parliament and the Council, between both sides of industry and among the public on the choice of new areas of social policy and a timetable for the future orientation of European social policy; 2. RECALLS the Commission's presentation of its White Paper on European social policy, which summarizes the discussion taking place throughout the European Union and in which the Commission develops its ideas on the future of European social policy in ten detailed chapters on social policy; 3. IS CONVINCED th ...[+++]at the Commission's White Paper on European social policy represents an important contribution to the further development of social policy in the Union; 4. WELCOMES the fact that during 1995 the Commission will submit a detailed new work programme in which it will put forward its proposals for the future organization of social policy until the end of the decade; 5. EXPECTS that in so doing the Commission will also continue the constructive dialogue with the Council and in developing the work programme will take account of the discussion held in the Council on the White Paper on European social policy and the opinions expressed by the Member States; 6. POINTS OUT that, in its conclusions of 21 December 1992 on the effective implementation and enforcement of Community legislation on social affairs [1] and its contribution of 22 September 1994 to combating unemployment, the Council has already adopted a position on areas of social policy which are also covered in the White Paper on European social policy; 7. Against this background, and without wishing to conclude the discussion in the Union and consideration of the White Paper on European social policy, hereby LISTS some central objectives towards which European social policy could be directed; Improving the competitiveness of the Union and increasing the opportunities for job-cre ...

3. Developing and consolidating the legislative base : The White Paper does not propose a lengthy new legislative agenda. However, it focuses on two main themes : (i) completing the existing legislative programme Progress made over the last eighteen months with adoption of the Directives on Working Time and Young People and the adoption of a Common position on the Directive on Information and Consultation, means that the existing legislative corpus covers the main preoccupations addressed in the previous action programme.The White Paper stresses the Commission's determination to see progress made between now and the end of the year on th ...[+++]e pending Directives concerning : - the posting of workers - non standard work If progress cannot be made, the Commission will reopen discussions with the Social Partners on the issues addressed in these proposals (ii) application of European law The White Paper stresses the Commission's determination to pursue vigorously the implementation of existing legislation.

Objective 4 and the White Papers on Growth, Competitiveness and Employment and European Social Policy In giving priority to investment in human capital, operations supported under Objective 4 are fully in line with the perspectives and priorities set out in the White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness and Employment. Among the priority action areas identified by the Member States in the follow-up to the White Paper, special mention is made of improving education and training systems, reorganising working patterns in companies and improving flexibility in firms and on the labour market, reflecting a convergence between the measures envisage ...[+++]d in the Objective 4 programming operation and the follow-up to the White Paper in the Member States.

With all the White Paper proposals already tabled, efforts must now focus on: (a) securing Council agreement on the White Paper proposals still awaiting adoption, particularly in key areas such as indirect taxation, transport, services, and the animal and plant health fields; 1991 will be the last year for completing this part of the process, since 1992 will be needed for the transposition of the ensuing directives and other Community instruments into national law; - 3 - (b) presenting some further proposals not included in the White Paper but needed to complete the picture; (c) keeping up the pressure on Member States to speed up the ...[+++] transposition into national law of the Community instruments already enacted; (d) playing an active role in the intergovernmental work - mainly on the elimination of frontier controls - which is putting in place the instruments needed to establish the frontier-free area.