Traduction de «petizione elettronica » (Italien → Anglais) :

electronic petitioning (1) | e-petition (2)

right of petition

petition [ popular initiative ]

electronic mail [ electronic message service | electronic messaging | email | e-mail ]

unsolicited electronic advertising [ junk e-mail | spam | unsolicited commercial communication | unsolicited e-mail advertising ]

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electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy | EPR spectroscopy | electron spin resonance spectroscopy | ESR spectroscopy | electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometry | EPR spectrometry | electron spin resonance spectrometry | electron paramagnetic resonance | EPR | electron spin resonance | ESR

electronic draughter | electronics drafting expert | electronics drafter | electronics engineering drafter

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AC. whereas the web portal of the Committee on Petitions was launched on 19 November 2014, with a year’s delay, to replace the electronic platform for filing petitions previously available on the Europarl portal, and was conceived in order to promote the right to petition and enhance citizens’ active participation in the life of the EU; whereas this portal, not yet fully operational, has been designed to provide an integrated solution covering the specific needs of the petition process, giving EU citizens wishing to file a petition a ...[+++]n internet tool better suited to their needs, with a real time follow-up of the various stages of their petitions; whereas several shortcoming have been identified, especially with regard to the search function, that undermine the role of the portal as a public register of petitions, and whereas the second phase, aimed at resolving all the existing loopholes, should have already been concluded; whereas the portal can help improve the service and its visibility for citizens and Committee members, and will act as an electronic register (planned in Rule 216(4) of Parliament’s Rules of Procedure) allowing citizens to file and keep track of petitions, and to affix their electronic signature to their own petitions; whereas the new portal is intended to make the petition procedure more transparent and interactive, and administrative aspects more efficient, in the interest of petitioners, Members and the general public; whereas the web portal should be the tool by which means transparency in the petition process can be increased, petitioners' access to information enhanced and citizens sensitized to the capacity and possibilities of the Committee on Petitions to help them to redress their situation; emphasises that the use of new information and communication technology should be increased and further stimulated in order to bring the Committee’s work closer to the citizens;

39. Stresses the importance of ensuring that the Committee on Petitions has a fully operational internet portal through which petitioners may effectively register, submit their petition, upload supporting documents, support admissible petitions and receive information about, as well as automatic e-mail alerts about changes to the status of, their petitions, and through which they can contact EU officials directly in order to obtain clear, straightforward information concerning progress on the issues raised in their petitions; regrets that the expected implementation timeframe has not been accomplished, and that many of the expected feat ...[+++]ures remain incomplete; urges the responsible administrative bodies to speed-up the necessary steps to conclude the implementation of the remaining phases of the project and correct any existing shortcoming; stresses that further steps should be taken to enhance the transparency of the petition process;

Citizens who submit petitions online via the new portal have all the information they need about Parliament’s areas of competence, and they can register, submit their petition, upload supporting documents, support admissible petitions, and check – and receive automatic e-mail alerts about changes in – the status of their petition.

4. An electronic register shall be set up in which citizens may lend or withdraw support to the petitioner, appending their own electronic signature to petitions which have been declared admissible and entered in the register.