Traduction de «Comité d'inspection-incendie de la base » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Welcomes the Bangladesh Fire and Building Safety Agreement between a number of trade unions, NGOs and multinational textile retailers, aimed at improving safety standards at production sites and agreeing to pay for such measures, in particular by establishing an independent inspection system and actively supporting the creation of ‘health and safety committees’ involving workers’ representations in each factory, which are obligatory by law but rarely operational; calls on all relevant textile brands to support this effort;

3. Welcomes the Bangladesh Fire and Building Safety Agreement of some trade unions, NGOs and multinational textile retailers aimed at improving safety standards at production sites and accepting to pay for such measures, in particular by establishing an independent inspection system and actively supporting the creation of ‘health and safety committees’ involving workers’ representations in each factory, which are obligatory by law bur rarely operational; calls on all relevant textile brands to support this effort, including the world ...[+++] largest textile retailer, Walmart;

Permanently installed firefighting systems for protecting objects shall only be permitted on the basis of recommendations from the Committee’.

* improving and reinforcing of the Community's organic farming standards, import and inspection requirements by defining the basic principles of organic agriculture and thus making its public service explicit; increasing transparency and consumer confidence; by establishing an independent committee for scientific and technical advice; by a further harmonisation and reinforcement of the standards making use of international organisations; by improving standards, for exa ...[+++]mple, with regard to animal welfare; by completing the standards for areas not yet covered such as aquaculture or environment-related standards such as fossil energy use, etc.; by explaining the standards laid down for the prohibition of the use of GMOs; by increasing the efficiency and transparency of the inspection system and, finally, by making import provisions more efficient.

(3) the results of those inspections are relevant for the Commission to submit specific reports to the Standing Veterinary Committee based on Article 6(2) of Directive 98/58/EC;

(27) Whereas the United Kingdom put forward a first proposal for an export certified herds scheme to the Commission on 25 February 1997; whereas the Scientific Veterinary Committee concluded at its meeting of 11 June 1997 that that proposal was not adequate; whereas the United Kingdom put forward a modified proposal dated 1 July 1997; whereas the Scientific Veterinary Committee issued an opinion on that revised proposal on 17 September 1997 stating that the major obstacle to approving the scheme for the entire territory of the United Kingdom was the lack of a comprehensive computerised movement and tracing system and associated database for live cattle in ...[+++]Great Britain but that an adequate system did appear to exist in Northern Ireland; whereas the Committee concluded furthermore that small modifications could be made to minor aspects of the scheme at the request of the competent Commission departments in order to comply with certification or control requirements; whereas the Food and Veterinary Office conducted a feasibility inspection in Northern Ireland from 3 to 7 November 1997; whereas the United Kingdom has agreed to further improvements in line with the recommendations made following that inspection; whereas, therefore, a partial lifting of the prohibition on the dispatch of products from bovine animals slaughtered in Northern Ireland is appropriate;