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In order to update the maps included in Annex I to take into account possible changes resulting from the actual usage of certain elements of transport infrastructure analysed against pre-established quantitative thresholds, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union ("TFEU"), subject to Article 172 thereof, should be delegated to the Commission in respect of amendments to Annexes I and II. It is of particular importance that the Commission carry out appropriate consul ...[+++]tations during its preparatory work, including at expert level.

6. Calls on the Commission to ensure that trade policy decisions are examined from the aspect of their potential impact on the EU labour market;

an imagery and geo-data sub-layer, which includes reference imagery, background maps, validation of analysed information and change analysis (Earth observation imagery), as well as change detection, geo-referenced data and external border permeability maps.

an intelligence sub-layer, which contains analysed information which is relevant for the purposes of this Regulation and, in particular, for the attribution of the impact levels to the external border sections.

19. Stresses the fact that the Council position does not take account of the dramatic shortage of payments, notably in the field of cohesion policy, points that the latest forecasts (September 2013), provided by the Member States themselves on their payment claims to be submitted before the end of 2013, as screened and adjusted by the Commission, show that a carry-over of some EUR 20 billion is expected at the end of 2013, even with the second tranche of amending budget No 2/2013 (draft amending budget No 8/2013) adopted in full; recalls that valid payment claims carried over from 2013 will have to be deducted from - and will consequent ...[+++]ly reduce - the level of payment appropriations available for 2014; stresses that this will put the 2014 budget under heavy pressure, not least given the unprecedented level of unpaid claims and, more generally, of the outstanding commitments (RALs);

126. Considers it particularly important that the EU should make a serious effort to tackle trafficking in persons, which is a constantly growing problem, that trafficking must be combated both outside and inside the EU and that a gender analysis should be made of all proposals for measures; considers that the EU and Member States should particularly tackle demand for services from victims of trafficking in persons by introducing penalties, educational measures and campaigns to raise awareness; considers that, since trafficking in p ...[+++]ersons for sexual purposes constitutes the bulk of this crime in absolute terms (79% according to UN data), the relationship between demand for the purchase of such services and trafficking in persons must be made clear and recognised and that, if demand for the purchase of sexual services is controlled, trafficking in persons will also be reduced;