Traduction de «Committee on Buffer Stock Operations » (Anglais → Français) :

Buffer Stock Committee | Committee on Buffer Stock Operations

operation of the buffer stock

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32005D0938 - EN - 2005/938/EC: Council Decision of 8 December 2005 on the approval on behalf of the European Community of the Agreement on the International Dolphin Conservation Programme // COUNCIL DECISION // (2005/938/EC) // AGREEMENT AREA // ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAMME // PER-STOCK, PER-YEAR DOLPHIN MORTALITY CAPS // Dolphin Mortality Limits (DMLs) // SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD // National Scientific Advisory Committees // International Review Panel // OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS ...[+++]FOR VESSELS // Elements of a tuna tracking and verification programme // GUIDELINES AND CRITERIA FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF OBSERVERS AT A MEETING OF THE PARTIES

Faced with proposals that confuse ambition and reality, I wish to emphasise that establishing a European Committee for stock exchange operations is certainly not the number one priority and, as I have no speaking time left, Mr President, I will give an explanation of vote tomorrow to say the rest of what I still wanted to say, because as draftsperson of the Committee’s opinion and as a speaker on the second report, it is really impossible to say everyt ...[+++]hing in two minutes.

–the adjustment of fishing opportunities to the level of sustainable exploitation of the stocks; –the application of existing or future provisions in fisheries agreements stipulating that in the event of fishing opportunities available to Community shipowners being reduced, or in the event of a manifest under-utilization of these opportunities by Community shipowners, a corresponding adjustment in the financial compensation will be considered; –future and existing arrangements allowing for fishing possibilities to be transferred from one Member State to another Member State in case of under-utilization, without prejudice to the princ ...[+++]iple of relative stability; –the institutional means by which the flexibility sought can be achieved, in particular the role of the Joint Committees in that connection; (ii) to consider, against the background of the Community's commitment towards responsible and sustainable exploitation of fishery resources throughout the oceans of the world, how to improve the monitoring and inspection of the activities of the Community's fleets operating in the waters of third countries, without prejudice to the sovereign rights of those countries, to ensure compliance by Community operators with existing obligations, in particular as regards the declaration of catches; (iii) to endeavour, in cooperation with Member States and the third countries concerned, to develop scientific research with a view to improving and supplementing data on the state of stocks in third-country waters.

Failure of International Tin Agreement The sixth International Tin Agreement, which entered into force on 1 July 1982 and is due to expire officially on 30 June 1987, has not functioned for practical purposes since 24 October 1985, when the buffer stock (then set at 50 000 tonnes of tin) ran out of funds and operations were suspended.