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Firstly, the Commission notes that, like maritime transport, cable-laying activities require qualified seafarers, with similar qualifications as those working onboard traditional maritime transport vessels.

In the same vein, Community cable-laying activities are subject to the same legal environment in the labour, technical and safety fields that Community maritime transport.

This equipment includes cables, sensors, an electronic driver information device, one (two) card reader(s) for the insertion of one or two driver memory card(s), an integrated or separate printer, display instruments, facilities for downloading the data memory, facilities to display or print information on demand and facilities for the input of the places where the daily work period begins and ends;

ANNEX II LIST OF ENERGY PROJECTS WHICH THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL HAS GIVEN PRIORITY STATUS France - Italy: electricity interconnection Italy - Greece: electricity interconnection (cable) Denmark: East-West electricity connection (cable) (not eligible for Structural Funds) Portugal: natural gas network Greece: natural gas network Spain - Portugal: natural gas interconnections (3) Spain - Portugal: electricity interconnections Algeria - Morocco - European Union gas pipeline o o Russia - Belarus - Poland - European Union: gas pipeline (4) (3) Including the introduction of natural gas in the Extremadura and Galicia regions of Spain (4) This project should also be shortlisted and studied although it has not yet reached the same stage as the other fou ...[+++]r gas schemes. ANNEX III IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FRANCO/GERMAN INITIATIVE AGAINST RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA Timetable and work plan 18/19 July: Detailed mandate, composition and status of the Consultative Commission to be decided by the General Affairs Council.

Following this, the meeting held yesterday with representatives of the other interested parties - broadcasters, satellite operators and equipment manufacturers - ended with a joint declaration by all participants as follows : "The organisations, listed in annex, including many of the major players having an interest in the development of the market for advanced television services by satellite and cable in Europe. - met in Brussels at the invitation of the European Commission on 23 April 1992, - received from the Commission a report on the progress of the Council Directive on standards for satellite television broadcasting, - discussed t ...[+++]he draft of a Memorandum of Understanding for the promotion and the introduction of advanced television services on the basis of the policy established in the Council Directive but recognized that it was not yet in the form suitable for signature by all parties, and therefore - decided to continue the work on the text of the M.O.U. according to the approach agreed in the meeting, - declared their firm intention to contribute to the elaboration and implementation of Community measures to accelerate the development of advanced television services in Europe and in this context look forward to the early adoption of a Council Decision which will allow them to bring their plans to fruition, - decided to proceed to the early establishment of a working party in order to advise the Commission on the draft of the M.O.U. and on the elaboration and implementation of a Council Decision.

The Committee also has an important part to play in social legislation. In 1993 it issued seven opinions on proposed directives, including those on - the use of work equipment at work; - the minimum health and safety requirements for agricultural and related activities and workplaces; - cableway installations designed to carry passengers.