Traduction de «Comité consultatif pour la recherche industrielle » (Français → Anglais) :

24. Welcomes the suggested setting up of the European Security Research Advisory Board; considers that, given the current lack of a policy formulation superstructure, the need exists for clearer information on whether the Advisory Board will prove sufficient and be prepared to effectively advise on the content of security research and address programme operational problems; underlines that the European Parliament should be represented in the European Security Research Advisory Board by five members, including the Chairmen of the responsible Committees (the Committee on Foreign Affairs, the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, the Com ...[+++]mittee on Industry, Research and Energy, the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) or their representatives;

24. Welcomes the suggested setting up of the European Security Research Advisory Board (ESRAB); considers that, given the current lack of a policy formulation superstructure, the need exists for clearer information on whether the Advisory Board will prove adequate and whether it will be ready to advise effectively on the content of security research and to address operational problems relating to programmes; underlines that the European Parliament should be represented in the ESRAB by five members, including the Chairmen of the responsible Committees (the Committee on Foreign Affairs, the Subcommittee on Security and Defence, the Com ...[+++]mittee on Industry, Research and Energy, the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) or their representatives;

7. Points out to the Commission that consultation and cooperation with experts from all relevant security research stakeholder groups within the framework of the European Security Research Advisory Board is of value; however, urgently calls for the inclusion of representatives of civil liberties organisations, scientific research bodies, and public institutions on the Advisory Board;

7. Calls for a ‘European Security Advisory Board’ with responsibility for defining the strategic lines of action for the ESRP, giving advice on the principles and mechanisms of implementation as well as carrying out analysis of the areas of technology in which the EU should strive to set up its own competitive capabilities without delay; requests that the advisory board could be open also to representatives of all Member States and composed of high-ranking experts from public and private clientele, industry, research institutions and other important interest groups, with smaller businesses repre ...[+++]sented as well;

- Creation of a "European Security Research Advisory Board" to define strategic lines of action, user involvement, mechanisms for implementation and a strategic research agenda for the ESRP

The Commission will establish in Autumn 2004, a 'European Security Research Advisory Board' to advise on the content of the ESRP and its implementation, paying due attention to the proposals of the Group of Personalities.