Traduction de «Se tenir à la disposition de la Commission » (Français → Anglais) :

to hold itself at the service of the Commission

Member States shall determine the penalties applicable to infringements of this Regulation and shall take all measures necessary to ensure that it is implemented. The penalties provided for must be effective, proportionate and dissuasive. The Member States shall notify the Commission of those measures no later than (...) and shall notify it of any amendments thereto without delay.

to make...available to the Commission

procedures to be followed in case of leak or spill [ spill or leak procedures | instructions in case of a leak or spill ]

An Act to amend certain Acts in consequence of the enabling of the Northern Canada Power Commission to issue shares and the authorization to sell those shares to the Government of the Northwest Territories and to repeal the Northern Canada Power Commissio

availability fee

104. Deplores the content of the political agreement of 6 October 2015 within the Council, which falls short of the Commission’s legislative proposal of March 2015 amending Directive 2011/16/EU as regards mandatory automatic exchange of information in the field of taxation; stresses that the latter provided, on top of a common framework for the registration and automatic exchange of information on rulings, provisions allowing the Commission to effectively monitor its implementation by Member States and ensure that rulings do not have a negative impact on the internal market; stresses that the adoption of the Council’s ...[+++]position would prevent drawing all benefits from the automatic exchange of rulings, in particular in terms of effective implementation, and calls on the Council, therefore, to stick to the Commission’s proposal and take due account of the Parliament’s opinion thereon, in particular as regards the scope of the directive (all tax rulings instead of cross-border only), the retroactivity period (all tax rulings still valid should be exchanged) and the information provided to the Commission, which should have access to the tax rulings;

102. Deplores the content of the political agreement of 6 October 2015 within the Council, which falls short of the Commission’s legislative proposal of March 2015 amending Directive 2011/16/EU as regards mandatory automatic exchange of information in the field of taxation; stresses that the latter provided, on top of a common framework for the registration and automatic exchange of information on rulings, provisions allowing the Commission to effectively monitor its implementation by Member States and ensure that rulings do not have a negative impact on the internal market; stresses that the adoption of the Council’s ...[+++]position would prevent drawing all benefits from the automatic exchange of rulings, in particular in terms of effective implementation, and calls on the Council, therefore, to stick to the Commission’s proposal and take due account of the Parliament’s opinion thereon, in particular as regards the scope of the directive (all tax rulings instead of cross-border only), the retroactivity period (all tax rulings still valid should be exchanged) and the information provided to the Commission, which should have access to the tax rulings;

9. Stresses that Parliament’s recess periods during the summer break and at the end of the year, along with the end of the parliamentary term, need to be taken into account in the calendar for the adoption of delegated acts, so as to avoid situations where Parliament cannot exercise its scrutiny on account of a recess period or the end of the parliamentary term; considers that appropriate provisions to that effect should be included in the provisions empowering the Commission to adopt delegated acts; emphasises that the arrangements according to which no delegated act may be submitted during Parliament’s recess periods should also appl ...[+++]y to RTS; observes that, as an objection requires an absolute majority, votes in plenary on an objection to a delegated act should be carefully scheduled;

In the Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act, there used to be a provision under which projected growth could be taken into account by the commissions, but Parliament removed that provision.