Traduction de «étude de l'avant-projet sommaire » (Français → Anglais) :

43. Takes note of the Bureau's proposal to enter EUR 2,5 million for the House of European History, concerning studies following the results of the architect's competition currently under evaluation; recalls its request from last year to receive a clear overview of the costs envisaged for the project as a whole, including administrative costs, at the latest at the stage of the Preliminary draft estimates for the 2011 budget procedure; also recalls the agreement with the Bureau from the pre-conciliation meeting in 2009; highlights that the report of the Committee of experts to the House of European History lists 11 points, which entail ...[+++] further costs: (1)‘academic advisor composed of experts and museum specialists’, (2)‘institutional independence of the institution’, (3)‘extensive museum-pedagogic offers’, (3)‘meeting place for young academics’, (5)‘permanent evaluation’, (6)‘temporary exhibit and travelling exhibition’, (7)‘relevant events with a European reference’, (8)‘own publications’, (9)‘extensive on-line offers’, (10)‘Creation of an own museums collection’, (11)‘continuous development of exhibitions and the infrastructure of the museum’; therefore stresses that the global cost of this project must be identified as a matter of urgency;

43. Takes note of the Bureau's proposal to enter EUR 2,5 million for the House of European History, concerning studies following the results of the architect's competition currently under evaluation; recalls its request from last year to receive a clear overview of the costs envisaged for the project as a whole, including administrative costs, at the latest at the stage of the Preliminary draft estimates for the 2011 budget procedure; also recalls the agreement with the Bureau from the pre-conciliation meeting in 2009; highlights that the report of the Committee of experts to the House of European History lists 11 points, which entail ...[+++] further costs: (1)"academic advisor composed of experts and museum specialists", (2)"institutional independence of the institution", (3)"extensive museum-pedagogic offers", (3)"meeting place for young academics", (5)"permanent evaluation", (6)"temporary exhibit and travelling exhibition", (7)"relevant events with a European reference", (8)"own publications", (9)"extensive on-line offers", (10)"Creation of an own museums collection", (11)"continuous development of exhibitions and the infrastructure of the museum"; therefore stresses that the global cost of this project must be identified as a matter of urgency;

43. Takes note of the Bureau's proposal to enter EUR 2,5 million for the House of European History, concerning studies following the results of the architect's competition currently under evaluation; recalls its request from last year to receive a clear overview of the costs envisaged for the project as a whole, including administrative costs, at the latest at the stage of the Preliminary draft estimates for the 2011 budget procedure; also recalls the agreement with the Bureau from the pre-conciliation meeting in 2009; highlights that the report of the Committee of experts to the House of European History lists 11 points, which entail ...[+++] further costs: (1)‘academic advisor composed of experts and museum specialists’, (2)‘institutional independence of the institution’, (3)‘extensive museum-pedagogic offers’, (3)‘meeting place for young academics’, (5)‘permanent evaluation’, (6)‘temporary exhibit and travelling exhibition’, (7)‘relevant events with a European reference’, (8)‘own publications’, (9)‘extensive on-line offers’, (10)‘Creation of an own museums collection’, (11)‘continuous development of exhibitions and the infrastructure of the museum’; therefore stresses that the global cost of this project must be identified as a matter of urgency;

Within the framework of these proposals, the Strasburg-Vienna section could obtain backing under the 2009 annual programme – amounting to EUR 140 million for both studies and work projects – and the European Economic Recovery Plan, this provides EUR 500 million exclusively earmarked for work projects to be started by the end of 2010 at the latest.

24. Takes note of the Bureau's proposal to enter specific appropriations for expert studies concerning a House of European History; expects a clear overview of the costs envisaged for the project as a whole, including administrative costs, at the latest at the stage of the preliminary draft estimates for the 2011 budget procedure;

1. Before a study is conducted, the marketing authorisation holder shall submit a draft protocol to the Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee, except for studies to be conducted in only one Member State that requests the study according to Article 22a.