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15. Supports the proposal that a large number of local, regional, national and EU support schemes should undergo a ‘mapping exercise’; believes that this exercise should include private-sector and local initiatives to help SME access funding, in particular initiatives facilitating access to loans for micro-enterprises, as well an assessment of the effectiveness of existing EU support schemes; believes that the mapping should be conducted in regular intervals and serve as basis for a benchmark and scoreboard system; believes that the initial mapping exercise should serve as a basis for the assessment of the effectiveness of existing EU ...[+++] support schemes; notes that any mapping exercise may not capture all initiatives, in particular if they are small or informal and if the cost and/or practicality of doing so is not viable;

15. Supports the proposal that a large number of local, regional, national and EU support schemes should undergo a “mapping exercise”; believes that this exercise should include private-sector and local initiatives to help SME access funding, in particular initiatives facilitating access to loans for micro-enterprises, as well an assessment of the effectiveness of existing EU support schemes; believes that the mapping should be conducted in regular intervals and serve as basis for a benchmark and scoreboard system; believes that the initial mapping exercise should serve as a basis for the assessment of the effectiveness of existing EU ...[+++] support schemes; notes that any mapping exercise may not capture all initiatives, in particular if they are small or informal and if the cost and/or practicality of doing so is not viable;

Every time there has been an opportunity to serve the people of Canada, to serve consumers, to serve and to provide support to working class people the Conservatives have failed.

I wish to say to you that I appreciate this is a large, indeed an enormous, responsibility, and that we will strive, we will make every effort, to serve Europe, to serve the Institutions of the European Union and to serve all of our citizens.

If two strands are termed A and A’, strand A can serve as a template to produce a new strand A’, and strand A’ can serve in the same way to form a new strand A. Source: Alberts, Bruce, and others: Molecular Biology of the cell, third edition, 1994.

By its very nature a Constitution may, in the form in which it is sometimes contradictorily put forward for Europe, both serve as a way to ‘civilise’ the Union, on the basis of democracy and citizenship, and also be the instrument for a ‘clarification’ of competences, a chalk circle which formally and definitively constrains the Union and its bodies to very particular and specific competences.