Traduction de «liste définitive révisée » (Français → Anglais) :

68. Welcomes the adoption by the EU in June 2008 of the revised checklist, which aims to integrate the protection of children affected by armed conflict into the European Security and Defence Policy; notes that this includes substantive improvements, particularly as regards the elaboration of the definition of child protection, specific training in respect of children affected by armed conflict, monitoring and reporting, improving visibility and awareness, the possibility of having specific expertise on the ground, and enhancing expert communication between missions/operations and Brussels;

68. Welcomes the adoption by the EU in June 2008 of the revised checklist, which aims to integrate the protection of children affected by armed conflict into the European Security and Defence Policy; notes that this includes substantive improvements, particularly as regards the elaboration of the definition of child protection, specific training in respect of children affected by armed conflict, monitoring and reporting, improving visibility and awareness, the possibility of having specific expertise on the ground, and enhancing expert communication between missions/operations and Brussels;

66. Welcomes the adoption by the EU in June 2008 of the revised checklist, which aims to integrate the protection of children affected by armed conflict into the European Security and Defence Policy; notes that this includes substantive improvements, particularly as regards the elaboration of the definition of child protection, specific training in respect of children affected by armed conflict, monitoring and reporting, improving visibility and awareness, the possibility of having specific expertise on the ground, and enhancing expert communication between missions/operations and Brussels;

64. Believes, at a time when the EU is conducting of difficult negotiations in the WTO and concluding bilateral agreements aimed at safeguarding European food products, products with geographical indications, organic produce, etc., the Council should - subject to consultation of the European Parliament - be the body responsible for approving new oenological practices, because if this competence is transferred to the Commission the designation and classification of quality wines in the European Union would be jeopardised; such oenological practices should be entered on a positive Community list which may be revised in the light of trends ...[+++] in consumption;

The revised SARA introduced last month takes a somewhat different approach and requires publication of the scientific list, while cabinet would still determine the final list.

It was suggested that the present definition in the Directive should be revised in such a way as to include a broad formulation of the term "environment" but without an exhaustive list of all environmental elements.