Traduction de «Vidange sous haute charge » (Français → Anglais) :

33. Sees the proposed measures to reduce the administrative burden (which may include an unnecessary or disproportionate burden through regulation) and bureaucratic burden as complementary to the principles of the Small Business Act; regrets that the action plan does not mention certain important initiatives, e.g. measures to apply the SME test at national level, the future role of the High-Level Group on the Reduction of Administrative Burdens, or the establishment of a yearly scoreboard on regulatory burdens in the EU and Member St ...[+++]ates; calls on the Commission, under the leadership of its SME Envoy, to set out a timely roadmap for the review and revision of the ‘Top 10’ most burdensome EU measures in order to reduce unnecessary or excessive burdens; affirms that, in any event, such a reduction must not erode core social and environmental standards;

33. Sees the proposed measures to reduce the administrative burden (which may include an unnecessary or disproportionate burden through regulation) and bureaucratic burden as complementary to the principles of the Small Business Act; regrets that the action plan does not mention certain important initiatives, e.g. measures to apply the SME test at national level, the future role of the High-Level Group on the Reduction of Administrative Burdens, or the establishment of a yearly scoreboard on regulatory burdens in the EU and Member St ...[+++]ates; calls on the Commission, under the leadership of its SME Envoy, to set out a timely roadmap for the review and revision of the ‘Top 10’ most burdensome EU measures in order to reduce unnecessary or excessive burdens; affirms that, in any event, such a reduction must not erode core social and environmental standards;

13. Calls for closer coordination between the Presidency, the Commission and the High Representative so that they may speak and act jointly with one voice on issues concerning a common foreign policy on energy; considers it necessary to strengthen the role of the Commission and the European Parliament in defining the common foreign policy on energy in the forthcoming revision of the Treaties; proposes, after the new Reform Treaty enters into force, to appoint, with the approval of the Council and the Commission, a High Official for Foreign Energy Policy, who, wearing a “double hat”, would act under the authority of the newly created st ...[+++]rengthened High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, a Vice-President of the Commission, thus being anchored both in the Council and in the Commission, and who should be responsible for coordinating all policies under the scope of the common European foreign policy on energy, thereby contributing to the EU's ability to protect its energy security interests in negotiating with the EU's external partners;

In order to involve the States from the outset of this extensive exercise, a High-Level Group has been set up under the chairmanship of Karel Van Miert, former Commission Vice-President previously responsible, in particular, for transport policy.

On the initiative of Commission Members Padraig Flynn, Anita Gradin, Mario Monti, and with the agreement of President Jacques Santer, the Commission has decided to set up a high-level working party on the free movement of persons, to be chaired by Mrs Simone Veil.[1] Before the end of 1996 the working party is to draw up a report on all the problems and difficulties (of a legal, administrative and practical nature) encountered by individuals when exercising their right to work and settle in another Member State.

It includes all provisions agreed in the FTA, and adds a number of new areas, such as: movement of workers, establishment, supply of services, payments, capital movements, investment promotion, science, education, energy, environment, financial services, customs, prevention of illegal activities and others. The bodies which will deal with the implementation of the EA are the following: - the Association Council which meets at the level of ministers, - the Association Committee which meet at senior civil servant level and deals with the concrete implementation of the various provisions of the EA. - sub-committees and working groups are further foresee ...[+++]n in order to assist the Association Committee with regard to specific areas. - a Parliamentary Committee which will consist of members of the Estonian Parliament and the European Parliament.