Traduction de «Compétence de direction » (Français → Anglais) :

To implement development cooperation policy successfully, it is essential to have the appropriate administrative structure to remove the existing inconsistencies of the directorate-general structures and competences within the Commission on aspects of policy and budget, and to give sole competence to the Directorate-General for Development Cooperation.

However, compliance with the conditions laid down in (i), (ii) and (iii) shall not be required where the products referred to in points (a) and (b) are either processed in the same establishment into final products as referred to in A1, or, with the agreement of the competent body, transported directly to the retailer to undergo such processing.

39. Calls on the Turkish authorities at all levels (national, regional, local) to call an immediate halt to any discriminatory activities which create difficulties for the lives of religious minorities in Turkey, including in the field of ownership of property, donations, building and maintenance of churches and freedom of action for school boards; urges that all Christian denominations in Turkey should be permitted to maintain theological colleges and seminaries to train their clergy in respect of whom the issuance of visas and residence permits should be facilitated; calls in this connection for the reversal of the decision to close ...[+++]the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary and for the threats of seizure against the Armenian Holy Cross Seminary in Istanbul to be finally lifted;

– (ES) Mr President, if the principle of subsidiarity is one of the basic pillars of Europe, if we want to bring the European institutions closer to the citizens and improve the democracy and transparency of Community policies, it largely falls to sub-State regions to apply Community decisions and if, furthermore, there are regions with legislative powers whose competences are directly affected by the policies of the Union, we cannot continue to deny those regions the opportunity to participate in the process of European construction.

In order to fully implement the model set out in recent Directives in the securities field, in particular Directive 2003/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2003 on insider dealing and market manipulation (market abuse) (20), which gives to the ESC the function to advise the Commission in the exercise of its regulatory powers, while leaving the organisation of other aspects of the ESC's work to be governed by Decision 2001/528/EC, it is necessary to delete the provisions setting up, under Article 53 of Directive 85/611/EEC, the organisation and functions of the present UCITS Contact Committee outside its ‘com ...[+++]itology’ capacity.

None of the modifications are intended to extend the powers to adopt implementing measures vested in the Commission pursuant to these Directives, nor the powers vested in the Council pursuant to Directive 93/6/EEC.