Traduction de «opérateur de presse à patins » (Français → Anglais) :

63. Supports the Commission’s efforts to facilitate communication between traders and Member States; proposes, however, further improvements: in particular urges the Commission to publish all the relevant information and documentation on the meetings with national experts as soon as they are available in order to provide direct access to overviews, for trade representatives and any citizens concerned by developments in the area of customs, of the discussions carried out at those meetings; is convinced that this would, in particular, ...[+++] benefit SMEs, ensure transparency and raise public awareness of customs-related issues;

63. Supports the Commission's efforts to facilitate communication between traders and Member States; proposes, however, further improvements: in particular urges the Commission to publish all the relevant information and documentation on the meetings with national experts as soon as they are available in order to provide direct access to overviews, for trade representatives and any citizens concerned by developments in the area of customs, of the discussions carried out at those meetings; is convinced that this would, in particular, ...[+++] benefit SMEs, ensure transparency and raise public awareness of customs-related issues;

The example of the agreement between the three main French mobile telephony operators (including the historic operator, France Telecom, and its subsidiary, Orange), a secret agreement which was only revealed by the press in 2005, shows that it is not necessarily wise to entrust this kind of supervision to national authorities.

² The IFPI Simulcasting concerned the collecting societies of the recording companies and the simultaneous broadcasting by TV and radio operators via the traditional way (hertzian wave, cable, satellite, etc) as well as the Internet. See Press Release IP/02/1436 of 08 October 2002, case COMP/C2/38.014 IFPI Simulcasting, decision of 8 October 2002, OJ L107 (30.04.2003) p. 58.

This third important alliance developing in this sector involves the telecommunications operators of the Netherlands, Sweden, and Switzerland, which have set up a company named "Unisource"; as confirmed by press statements made by the parties, the Spanish telecommunications operator Telefonica is to join Unisource as a fourth shareholder.

OTHER DECISIONS (Adopted without debate. Where these are legislative acts, votes against or abstentions are indicated. Decisions involving statements which the Council has decided to make available to the public are indicated by an asterisk; the statements in question may be obtained from the Press Office.) PROTECTION OF THE COMMUNITIES' FINANCIAL INTERESTS * The Council adopted a Regulation concerning on-the-spot checks and inspections carried out by the Commission (UCLAF) on the economic operators concerned in order to protect the Communities' financial interests against fraud and other irregularities.