Traduction de «Livre placé dans un étui » (Français → Anglais) :

The Green Paper envisages setting up a single national application procedure that would lead to one combined residence and work permit, thereby simplifying existing procedures.

The Green Paper provides options on how the Commission may respond to the Council’s request to establish EPCIP and CIWIN and constitutes the second phase of a consultation process concerning the establishment of a European Programme for Critical Infrastructure Protection.

It deals with globalisation and liberalisation, raising the question of whether a general legislative framework should be established at Community level for services of general interest, and seeks to deal with these issues by asking questions about: the impact of any additional Community initiatives to implement the treaty, in full respect of the principle of subsidiarity; the principles likely to be incorporated in any framework legislation on services of general interest and the actual added value of legislation of that kind; the definition of good governance in the organisation, regulation, funding and evaluation of services of general interest; an exa ...[+++]mination of any new measure likely to be taken to increase legal certainty and facilitate consistent, harmonious coordination between the objective of safeguarding high-quality services of general interest and the rigorous application of the competition and internal market rules.

INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY - COUNCIL RESOLUTION The Council agreed on the substance of the following Resolution, the text of which will be adopted formally, after legal and linguistic finalization, at a forthcoming meeting: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, Whereas the White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness and Employment, submitted to the Brussels European Council in December 1993, recommended a policy to develop a common information area and in particular to improve the efficiency of the European information and communication technologies (ICT) sector; Having regard to the conclusions of the Corfu European Council in ...[+++]June 1994 on the report by the High Level Group chaired by Mr Bangemann on "Europe and the Global Information Society"; Whereas in Cannes the European Council emphasized the development potential of new growth sectors (for example, multimedia) and the potential for job creation in promoting the information society and called for work to continue on establishing the regulatory framework that will enable it to develop, while taking care to maintain cultural diversity and bearing in mind the objective of equal access to these new services; Having regard to the Commission communication of July 1994 on "Europe's way to the information society: an action plan" and the Commission communication of May 1995 on a methodology for the implementation of applications for the information society; Having regard to the Green Paper on the liberalization of telecommunications infrastructure and cable television networks of October 1994 and the Council Resolution of November 1994, I 1.

That involves, inter alia: - the improvement of the functioning of the internal energy market, in particular the completion of the internal electricity and gas market; - respect for the general principles of competition and services of general economic interest, wherever they exist and according to the conditions laid down in the Treaty; - the definition of standardization programmes to promote energy efficiency and new and renewable sources of energy; - a consistent approach in the environmental field; - the development of trans-European networks; - the setting of energy priorities in future research programmes; - the establishment of a consistent approach as regards external relations; - the more coherent definition of programmes f ...[+++]or energy efficiency and new and renewable sources of energy to allow for more effective use of budgetary means, 4. considers that the common energy objectives identified in the Resolution on the Green Paper should be implemented at Community level and invites the Commission to put in place a process of cooperation between the Community and the Member States in order to ensure that Community and national energy policies are compatible with those objectives, 5. believes that Community energy decisions must be taken in the context of a shared analysis of the energy situation and of future trends and invites the Commission to organize cooperation between Member States on energy studies, as called for in the resolution on the Green Paper, 6. considers that the promotion of new and renewable energies and energy efficiency can make a valid contribution to a safer and healthier environment and, together with the development of indigenous sources, both reduce the Community's energy dependency on external sources and promote economic growth and employment, 7. believes that the opening up of the internal energy market and environmental issues related to energy require transparency of economic indicators and invites the Commission to report ...

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 rol ...[+++]e 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.