Traduction de «installations d'accueil basées » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Is in favour of modernising and improving Directive 2005/36/EC and encourages the use of the most efficient and appropriate technologies, such as the introduction of a European professional card, which would be on a voluntary basis and should be an official document recognised by all competent authorities, in order to facilitate the recognition process. The professional card should contain accurate and up-to-date information and should be secure and fraud-proof, while respecting the protection of personal data; emphasises that a m ...[+++]ore comprehensive use of the Internal Market Information system (IMI) could facilitate much faster cooperation and exchange of information between the issuing Member State (the professional’s country of departure) and the receiving Member State (the country where the professional seeks establishment);

26. In addressing the current humanitarian crisis in northern Africa, notes that Frontex cannot be the main tool to deal with the resulting migration flows originating in the region, and calls on the EU to devise a prompt and coordinated response as part of a coherent, long-term strategy to deal with political transitions and fragile States, thus addressing the root causes of migration flows; urges the Council to put in place a burden-sharing action plan to help resettle refugees from the region, based on the solidarity clause set out in Article 80 of the TFEU, and to provide support for displaced persons in accordance with the provisio ...[+++]ns laid down in Council Directive 2001/55/EC of 20 July 2001 on minimum standards for giving temporary protection in the event of a mass influx of displaced persons, and on measures promoting a balance of efforts between Member States in receiving such persons and bearing the consequences thereof; ; calls on the Council urgently to move forward with the adoption of a Common EU Asylum System and to complete the codecision procedures relating to the establishment of a Joint EU Resettlement Programme and the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008-2013, as recommended by Parliament in May 2010; recalls that Member States are required to observe the principle of non-refoulement;

26. In addressing the current humanitarian crisis in northern Africa, notes that Frontex cannot be the main tool to deal with the resulting migration flows originating in the region, and calls on the EU to devise a prompt and coordinated response as part of a coherent, long-term strategy to deal with political transitions and fragile States, thus addressing the root causes of migration flows; urges the Council to put in place a burden-sharing action plan to help resettle refugees from the region, based on the solidarity clause set out in Article 80 of the TFEU, and to provide support for displaced persons in accordance with the provisio ...[+++]ns laid down in Council Directive 2001/55/EC of 20 July 2001 on minimum standards for giving temporary protection in the event of a mass influx of displaced persons, and on measures promoting a balance of efforts between Member States in receiving such persons and bearing the consequences thereof; ; calls on the Council urgently to move forward with the adoption of a Common EU Asylum System and to complete the codecision procedures relating to the establishment of a Joint EU Resettlement Programme and the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008-2013, as recommended by Parliament in May 2010; recalls that Member States are required to observe the principle of non-refoulement;

The work prepared under Safemed 1 and the MEDA project for the funding of port reception facilities will also be used as a basis for analysis.

To this end we should welcome the Commission’s document on the historical liabilities from the Joint Research Centre installations. This document establishes the financial and technical bases for the dismantling of obsolete nuclear installations and for the closing of others which are still operating, as well as for the final storage of the radioactive waste already generated and waste resulting from the proposed process.

The Green Paper has been widely welcomed. This positive response has allowed the rapid preparation of a first series of follow-up actions, including a strict time schedule with the following main points : - the complete opening of terminal equipment markets by 31 December 1990 : a proposal on this subject will be submitted before end- March 1988; - progressive opening of the market for telecommunications services from 1989 onwards; - full mutual recognition of type approvals : a draft directive will be submitted before the end of 1988; - full opening of the receiving antenna market (Receive Only Satellite antennas - ROS) before 31 December 1989, except where they are connected to public networks; - the setting up of a European Telecommu ...[+++]nications Standards Institute : agreement with the European Conference of Postal ad Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) has been reached; CEPT has already taken the basic decision to establish such an institute by April 1988; - progressive implementation of cost-oriented telecommunication tariffs; - application of VAT to telecommunications (the 18th VAT directive is currently under discussion by the Council); - full application of EC competition rules to the sector; the Commission intends to draw up corresponding guidelines; - ensuring independence of procurement decisions of telecommunications administrations and the opening of public procurement. - 2 - On certain other issues discussions will continue over the weeks and months to come.