Traduction de «Menu de gestion du sous-système » (Français → Anglais) :

(a) With a view to achieving synergies, it is necessary to provide for the operational management of SIS II, VIS and EURODAC in one entity, in the form of a regulatory agency having legal personality;

Fourthly, Mr President, I feel that this is a good outcome for Parliament, because we have managed to achieve most of what we had been fighting for, of which I should like to highlight the following: Community management of the central system, under the democratic control of the European Parliament and the legal control of the Court of Justice (the creation of a Community agency within five years, established in codecision with Parliament, is provided for); the fact that there is greater harmonisation of alerts in the Schengen Information System (SIS), whereby entry into the Schengen area can be refused (the Commission is invited to sub ...[+++]mit initiatives, within three years, aimed at achieving higher levels of harmonisation); the fact that European Arrest Warrants are stored in the SIS central system; the fact that we are using biometric data as a research field only after the drafting of a report to be submitted to Parliament on which Parliament will have its say; the fact that we have clearly strengthened the rules on data protection and the rights of individuals in relation to the system, the fact that the supervision system has been strengthened at both European and national level; and the obligation to draw up reports in order to increase transparency regarding the overall functioning of the system.

However, it did question how the government has managed that system. In particular, it has pointed out that the health care wait times are at an all-time high under the Liberal government.

Throughout Indian country there already is a system in place for accountability known as the RMP, the remedial management plan, and there's the third-party management plan, the provincial forestry plan, and federal fisheries management plan, not to mention the few others that our people have respectfully followed to keep the peace between our nations and your people, even though it has been proven that your management plans are flawed.

The breakdown of the Community shared-cost EURET projects by transport modes is as follows: MARITIME TRANSPORT Theme 13 - Design and assessment of a regional traffic management system - RTIS - - Design and assessment of a vessel traffic management system - TAIE Theme 23 - Optimization of Manpower in Maritime Transport; Improvement of competitiveness in Community maritime transport through implementing advanced technology - ATOMOS Theme 24 - Human factors in the Man/Ship system for the European fleet - HFEF COMBINED TRANSPORT Theme 22 The smart Intermodal European Transfer - SIMET RAILWAYS TRANSPORT Theme 12 European Rail Traffic Managem ...[+++]ent System - ERTMS AIR TRANSPORT Theme 14 ATM European Group for Improvement of Scenarios - AEGIS European Aeronautical Telecommunications Network - EURATN Theme 15 Specification for Working Positions in Future Air Traffic Control - SWIFT MARITIME TRANSPORT Maritime Transport is still by far (+/- 90%) the most important tool for the Community's international Trade.

PROGRAMME CONTENTS A. Subprogramme "Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture": 1. Improvement of agricultural products - crop production: food and agro-industrial crops; crop genetics; crop protection; - proteins of animal origin: stock farming; animal genetics and reproduction; veterinary medicine; sea and inland fisheries, aquaculture; - forestry production in humid and arid areas. 2. Conservation and better use of the environment: - appraisal of resources; water resources and their use; soil management and protection, desertification and management of savannahs; underexploited genetic resources; wild flora and fauna; 3. Agricu ...[+++]ltural engineering and post-harvest technology: - agricultural engineering/mechanization; preservation of products; processing of products; 4. Production systems: - multi-disciplinary approaches relating to plan products; inter-cropping; relationships between crop- growing and stock-farming; ecologically fragile environments; B. Subprogramme "Medicine, Health and Nutrition in Tropical and Subtropical Areas" 1. Medecine: - transmissible tropical diseases: parasitological; bacterial; viral; mycological; - non-transmissible tropical diseases: genetic disorders; acquired diseases; 2. Health: - health services research: operational research; plannng management and evaluation; - environmental health: water-related diseases; traditional medicine - tropical medicinal plants; 3. Nutrition: - nutritional deficiencies; impact of agricultural, food and social-economic strategies on nutritional status; - relationships between production and storage systems, food habits and health status; - bioavailability of nutrients and their toxicology///.