Traduction de «Protocole de gestion de groupe IGMP » (Français → Anglais) :

8. Considers that the agreement lays down specific institutional arrangements and mechanisms, such as cooperation to prevent market disruption, expert groups established by the Commission with third countries, including Morocco, the Subcommittee on Agricultural Trade set up in the context of the management of the Association Agreement, exchanges of information on policies and production, and the safeguard clause under Article 7of the Protocol; calls on the Commission to make use of the mechanisms when appropriate;

8. Considers that the agreement lays down specific institutional arrangements and mechanisms, such as cooperation to prevent market disruption, expert groups established by the Commission with third countries, including Morocco, the Subcommittee on Agricultural Trade set up in the context of the management of the Association Agreement, exchanges of information on policies and production, and the safeguard clause under Article 7of the Protocol; calls on the Commission to make use of the mechanisms when appropriate;

7. Considers that the EU/Morocco Agreement provides specific institutional arrangements and mechanisms, such as cooperation in order to avoid disturbances of markets, experts groups held by Commission with third countries, including Morocco, the subcommittee on agricultural trade in the framework of Association Agreement management, exchange of information on policies and data on production, as well as the safeguard clause under Article 7 of the Protocol;

27. Calls for the issues relating to water management, water resources and the right of access to water for all to be included on the agenda of the COP 15 agreements in Copenhagen (7-18 December 2009) regarding the future of the Kyoto Protocol, in the light of the work done by the "Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" (IPCC) experts;

34. Notes that in highly integrated financial markets, a crisis spilling over national jurisdictions cannot be tackled individually by national authorities; in this respect, considers that the current networks of national supervisors, the supervisory arrangements, and the non-legally binding memoranda of understanding may not be sufficient to face a major crisis caused by a failure of markets or important cross-border financial groups; considers that cooperation and mutual trust between supervisory authorities in a crisis event is crucial and urges the Commission and responsible national authorities to develop jointly ap ...[+++]propriate proposals for effective crisis management for the further consideration of the Parliament;

Already significant improvement has been made in strengthening and formalising JRC relations with its main users (adoption of multi-annual work programmes through a Commission decision, annual workshops with main user DGs, memoranda of understanding and administrative arrangements [7], user groups, projects steering committees, bilateral contacts, support to the EP, etc.).