Traduction de «ressort de siège » (Français → Anglais) :

339. For the purposes of subsections 346(1) and 347(1) and (2), sections 348 to 352, subsection 353(1), sections 355 and 357 to 359, subsections 363(3) and (4) and section 368, “court” means a court having jurisdiction in the place where the bank has its head office.

We decided to vote against the Decision on Cepol as amended foreseeing to move Cepol from Bramshill (UK) to Budapest (HU) as we believe that this creates a dangerous institutional precedent in the EU in relation to the location of bodies and agencies: while the Commission proposed to merge Cepol with Europol in The Hague, the Council decided to accommodate the unilateral decision of a Member State not to host such body anymore in the foreseen location or within the same Member State; it discussed during an informal lunch different location candidatures, denying to the EP the right to examine the accompanying budgetary impact assessments; the co-location of Cepol and Europol reasonably appears to be the best option to ensure that costs are ...[+++] minimized and synergies improved; it is unclear who will pay for the relocation, while Cepol and its staff members are subjected to uncertainty; the Council is discussing a further review of the Cepol Decision, as illustrated in Council document 6476/14, which leads us to the conclusion that it would have been better to call the Council to provide the EP with a detailed impact assessments and wait for the Cepol decision to be reviewed in its entirety.

12. Acknowledges from the Commission’s progress report that the Commission services and the decentralised agencies have managed to carry out a number of actions in particular, the Commission has developed standard provisions for the creation of new agencies, guidelines for headquarter agreements and guidelines for the prevention and management of conflicts of interest and, together with the agencies, it has developed a handbook in the field of communications; notes that a number of tasks are on-going, in particular, the development of a template for consolidated on-going annual reports and evaluation guidelines;

10. Notes that the Parliament is bound by the Treaty to work from three working places and that this means added costs; notes also that a change to this situation is not in the hands of the Parliament but of the Member States; urges, therefore, the Member States to revise the issue of Parliament's seat and working places in the next revision of the Treaty by amending Protocol No 6;

9. Stresses that the institutions with the relevant democratic legitimacy, namely national, regional and local authorities, should be responsible for defining SGEIs and for imposing obligations on and assessing the service providers entrusted therewith;

Clearly, on the basis of this Rule, Mr Balfe is entitled to retain his seat in the College of Quaestors, even though it says nothing about changing political groups twice in the space of two months.