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8. Regrets the fact that the review process has not led to the development of further-reaching membership criteria as regards commitments and performance on human rights issues; reiterates its call for competitive elections for all regional groups and recommends that the EU and its Member States state their clear opposition to the practice of regional groups putting forward ‘clean slates’, and to lead by example on this matter;

5. Calls urgently on the EU’s High Representative and on the Commissioner responsible for climate action to lead the EU’s strategy for climate diplomacy; urges the EU and its Member States to agree on a ‘Roadmap for Mexico’ which will include the discussion of climate policies in every strategic partnership and bilateral and multilateral cooperation agreement in order to create a more coherent external climate protection strategy; calls on the EU and its Member States to build an ‘Alliance of Responsibility’, open to all countries that consider climate change as a major threat to humanity and are prepared to act in order to stop global ...[+++] warming;

7. Underlines that there is a need to create a new 'climate diplomacy'; calls, therefore, on the EU's High Representative and the Commissioner responsible for climate action to lead this strategy, especially with the more progressive developing and emerging countries; urges the EU to agree on a 'Roadmap for Mexico' which will include the discussion of climate policies in every strategic partnership and bilateral and multilateral cooperation agreement in order to create a more coherent external climate protection strategy; calls on ...[+++]the EU and its Member States to build an 'Alliance of Responsibility', open to all countries that consider climate change as a major threat to humanity and are prepared to act in order to stop global warming;

In its assessment, the Commission noted that the framework programme under which the project was selected is open to all sectors and promotes the economic development of the Basque region.

Before we discuss and approve Bill C-15A, it is important to ensure that we have covered all of the issues, and resolve and wrap up all of the unfinished business and unanswered questions raised by the debate surrounding consideration of Bill C-15A.

So I am sure you appreciate the value of this conference, and I hope it will be opened as widely as possible to everyone involved at all levels of the music sector, and to all ideas and projects which might contribute to building and consolidating a real "Europe of music".