Traduction de «Commission politique spéciale » (Français → Anglais) :

Upon taking office, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker entrusted a Commissioner with special responsibility for Migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, to work together with the other Commissioners, under the coordination of First Vice-President Frans Timmermans, on a new policy on migration as one of the 10 priorities of the Political Guidelines of the Juncker Commission.

– and secondly, the performance audit work resulting in: 1) specific annual reports on the operational efficiency of management of the European Central Bank (ECB) (responsible for the reports published for 2003 to 2007, covering different areas such as the ECB’s human resources policy (2004), the ECB actions undertaken for its new premises (2005) and the planning, monitoring and reporting by the ECB’s business areas (for financial year 2008, to be published within a few months); and 2) special reports related to economic and financial affairs, which have resulted so far in a report on ‘Banking measures in the Mediterranean area in the c ...[+++]ontext of the MEDA programme and the previous protocols’ (SR 1/09) and a report on ‘The Commission’s Treasury Management’ (SR 5/09).

It has set up a specific temporary committee where all committees and political groups were represented, which lead to a consensual vote of EP's position on 8 June 2005.

20. Calls on the Commission, in pursuit of its objective of improving the competitiveness and sustainability of the common fisheries policy, in the context of increasing globalisation of economic activities, to pay particular attention to maintaining direct and indirect employment and to improving working conditions in that sector;

The Schroedter report supported the positions of the Commission on a number of points: the need to maintain a strong cohesion policy based on solidarity and partnership, in the context of enlargement and the persisting inequalities within the EU; not going below 0.45% of the Union's GDP in order not to challenge the credibility of cohesion policy; the need to adapt cohesion policy to the conditions which will prevail in the enlarged Union; the need to promote sustainable development and territorial cohesion in Europe and reinforce the polycentric, harmonious and balanced development of the Union, in accordance with the guidelines of t ...[+++]he ESDP; support for areas with specific handicaps (with special mention of the outermost regions); strengthening cross-border cooperation; opposition to any renationalisation of cohesion policy; the importance of partnership and the value of considering tripartite agreements with the regions and Member States.

The Communication from the Commission on integrating migration issues in the EU's relations with third countries [87] underlines that improved dialogue with third countries is a major element of EU migration policy not only to facilitate orderly migration flows but also to fight illegal immigration more effectively and to develop new policies to manage labour migration and to create "win-win" dynamics for both the EU and the countries of origin especially with resp ...[+++]ect to temporary labour migration.