Traduction de «bureau régional de l'aviation générale » (Français → Anglais) :

The majority of the General and Business Aviation fleet therefore operates mainly from and to (secondary) regional airports. This has facilitated the creation of a network of more than 80.000 city pairs connecting various regions in Europe.

Hence, General and Business Aviation flights are experiencing more and more problems to get slots at times of their choice, while their flights could be important for the economy of the region around the airport in question.

In view of the developments towards permanent operations and the evolution of the tasks for the Agency as a whole, serious consideration should now be given to the setting up of such branches in the appropriate regions and/or with regard to types of border control, with a priority given to a branch for the southern maritime borders.

11. Notes the statement made by the President of the Committee of the Regions before the committee responsible on 4 November 2003, in which he acknowledged that there had been an 'endemic culture of cronyism in the Committee of the Regions in 2001', and in which he announced his intention to submit an overall proposal for the administrative reform of the Committee of the Regions to its Bureau in February 2004; considers that this proposal should be drawn up with the active help of an independent outside expert, such as a former Member of the Court of Auditors, and welcomes the acting Secretary-General's undertaking to this effect; call ...[+++]s on the Committee of the Regions to forward the text of the proposal to the European Parliament as soon as possible; considers that such a proposal must include guarantees as to the ability of the Internal Auditor to carry out his duties in a professional and independent manner;

12. Welcomes the swift reaction on the part of the President of the Committee of the Regions to the shortcomings and irregularities detected; notes the statement made by the President of the Committee of the Regions before the competent committee on 4 November 2003, in which he acknowledged that there had been an "endemic culture of cronyism in the Committee of the Regions in 2001", and in which he announced his intention to submit an overall proposal for the administrative reform of the Committee of the Regions to its Bureau in February 2004; ...[+++]considers that this proposal should be drawn up with the active help of an independent outside expert, such as a former Member of the Court of Auditors, and welcomes the acting Secretary-General's undertaking to this effect; calls on the Committee of the Regions to forward the text of the proposal to the European Parliament as soon as possible; considers that such a proposal must include guarantees as to the ability of the Internal Auditor to carry out his duties in a professional and independent manner as well as a commitment to bring its decision on OLAF investigations into line with the OLAF Regulation (EC) 1073/1999 and the Commission decision 1999/396/EC. ECSC, Euratom on OLAF investigations;

15. calls on all EU institutions to establish disability action plans in terms of personnel, infrastructure and buildings policies, and the labour market, training and forms of cooperation (accessibility), and proposes that the institutions should report annually on a collective basis to review progress made by the institutions in this regard. It also instructs its Secretary-General to contact other institutions to initiate this process and to incorporate disability into the CoR equal opportunity action plan, as requested at the 3 April 2001 Bureau;