Traduction de «Réseau sur les incidences des pratiques forestières » (Français → Anglais) :

This Regulation aims – notably through the establishment of a Network of Civil Aviation Safety Investigation Authorities – to improve aviation safety by ensuring a high level of efficiency, expedition and quality of European civil aviation safety investigations, including the exchange of ideas, experiences and practices between members of the Network, the sole objective of which is the prevention of future accidents and incidents without apportioning blame or liability.

36. Considers that a European coordinated network for animal welfare should be set up under the existing Community or Member State institutions, and that its work should be based on the general animal welfare legislation proposed above; considers that such a network should designate one institution as the coordinating body, which should perform the tasks assigned to the ‘central coordination institute’ referred to in the aforementioned Commission communication of 28 October 2009; considers, furthermore, that such a coordinating body should in no way duplicate tasks of the Commission or other agencies, but should become a support tool p ...[+++]roviding assistance to the Commission, Member States, food chain actors and citizens regarding training and education, best practices, information and consumer communication and assessing and stating its views on future legislative and policy proposals and their impact on animal welfare, assessing animal welfare standards on the basis of the latest available knowledge and coordinating an EU system for testing new techniques;

Forest management practices: forest use plans, annual work plans including maps and equipment permit, minutes of consultation meetings with communities living in and around permit area required for the development of the annual work plans, forest timber exploitation work plan and annexes, Environmental Impact Assessment documents and minutes of public consultation meetings required for the development of the Environmental Impact Assessment reports, log production reports, and stand inventory data in state-owned forest land.

In its decision to open the formal investigation, the Commission, in line with past decisions (13), stated that, with regard to (i) ‘retaining a transport network appropriate for Austria’ and (iii) ‘retaining the trade mark “Austrian” ’, it could be concluded that these conditions did not have any negative impact on the purchase price.

All changes during the years concerning the monitoring set-up and other important information (e.g. forest operations, storms and pests incidents) shall be submitted yearly.

4. Notes that the EU already takes many political decisions which directly or indirectly affect European forests and forestry but that coordination by the Commission between various areas of policy concerning forests has many shortcomings; notes that this situation has been to the detriment of compatibility between different environmental objectives and of the conditions for forestry; considers therefore that the Commission’s most important task should be to coordinate existing forestry policy and, in future, to carry out assessments in advance with a view to taking account, at an early stage, of how various political decisions affect ...[+++]European forests and forestry; considers, therefore, that the Standing Forestry Committee should be strengthened and given responsibility for implementing the proposed action plan. Observes that Natura 2000, the EU's network for safeguarding biodiversity and conservation of species, is an important element in the EU's green infrastructure.