Translation of "Administrator building paper " (English → French) :

27. Regrets that, more than five years after the start of the EMAS process in the budget procedure, EMAS registration is still pending and the impact on the environment as well as the savings and the investments in relation to its implementation are still not known; invites the administration to provide the above information as previously requested in paragraph 37 of its abovementioned resolution of 29 March 2007 and paragraph 31 of its abovementioned resolution of 7 June 2007 and present it to its relevant committees and other bodies; moreover requests the administration to report on the reduction of energy consumption that should hav ...[+++]e resulted from the decrease in air-conditioning during the summer period, and to present an action plan for reducing and off-setting CO2 emissions caused by the Parliament's activities, especially as regards travel and buildings, and for reducing the use of water, paper and other resources; in this connection calls on the administration to present an expert report on the possible employment of photovoltaic or solar panels for energy generation on the roofs and the walls of Parliament's buildings;

25. Regrets that, more than five years after the start of the EMAS process in the budget procedure, EMAS registration is still pending and the impact on the environment as well as the savings and the investments in relation to its implementation are still not known; invites the administration to provide the above information as previously requested in paragraph 37 of its abovementioned resolution of 29 March 2007 and paragraph 31 of its abovementioned resolution of 7 June 2007 and present it to its relevant committees and other bodies; moreover requests the administration to report on the reduction of energy consumption that should hav ...[+++]e resulted from the decrease in air-conditioning during the summer period, and to present an action plan for reducing and off-setting CO2 emissions caused by the Parliament's activities, especially as regards travel and buildings, and for reducing the use of water, paper and other resources; in this connection calls on the administration to present an expert report on the possible employment of photovoltaic or solar panels for energy generation on the roofs and the walls of Parliament's buildings;

27. Regrets that, more than five years after the start of the EMAS process in the budget procedure, EMAS registration is still pending and the impact on the environment as well as the savings and the investments in relation to its implementation are still not known; invites the administration to provide the above information as previously requested in paragraph 37 of its abovementioned resolution of 29 March 2007 and paragraph 31 of its abovementioned resolution of 7 June 2007 and present it to its relevant committees and other bodies; moreover requests the administration to report on the reduction of energy consumption that should hav ...[+++]e resulted from the decrease in air-conditioning during the summer period, and to present an action plan for reducing and off-setting CO2 emissions caused by the Parliament's activities, especially as regards travel and buildings, and for reducing the use of water, paper and other resources; in this connection calls on the administration to present an expert report on the possible employment of photovoltaic or solar panels for energy generation on the roofs and the walls of Parliament's buildings;

The report also points out the developments in the area of developing and implementing the acquis, where much still needs to be done to build up the administrative and judicial capacity not only to have laws on paper and in Parliament, but to ensure that they are implemented in such a way that they can play a real and positive role in the lives of citizens.

In 1999, the previous provincial administration here developed a discussion paper called Building a Better Future for BC's Kids.

In response to complaints by Greek fishermen that CFP measures put them at a disadvantage with regard to their counterparts in neighbouring countries who are not subject to these rules, Mr Fischler said "If progress is to be made, I think the attitude of fishermen not only in Greece but also in all the Mediterranean countries has to change. EU fishermen and national administrations need to lead the way in the search for sustainable fisheries. Fishermen have to respect conservation rules and co-operate with scientists to help build fisheries data whic ...[+++]h are sorely missing in the Mediterranean. As the Commission suggested in its Green Paper on the review of the CFP, the Union should help and encourage fishermen's organisations from all the Mediterranean states to create or to strengthen organisations aiming to promote co-operation among the interested parties".