Translation of "Locator number " (English → French) :

They want to know the name of the carrier on the latest segment and the carrier on all segments; the flight number and the destination, which are evident on the ticketing information; the date of travel; the seat assignment; the number of checked bags; the baggage tag number; the class of service, which is again available from the ticket stub; the seating preference; the record locator number; any phone numbers that they have given in the course of booking the ticket; their address; the form of payment, which comes back to the question of whether they paid cash up front; whether the ticket was paid for by someone else, which ...[+++]is largely an American concern about drugs; gaps in their itinerary, which again relates to suspicious behaviour; routing information; and electronic ticket information.

2. Calls on its relevant services to make an assessment of the agreement between the Luxembourg authorities and the European Parliament, especially with regard to the provisions relating to the number of staff to be present in Luxembourg, taking into account Parliament’s needs; considers that this assessment should include an analysis and comparisons regarding the most cost-efficient location for Parliament’s services, as Parliament might benefit from having some of these outsourced from its main location;

With my responsibilities, I have the opportunity to meet quite a number of managers from the business world and when we touch on this item – what is the main issue for you and your company in taking a decision on location?

It will then be up to the European Parliament and the Council to draw up provisions to take account of the interests of the various regions concerned, in particular in the light of their peripheral location. A number of regions in western Europe are in this situation, but they are not the only ones.

The Spanish proposal would have opened up all locations at which a certain number of stars on a document indicates that the codecision procedure is being followed. Mr Chirac said ‘no’, together with Mr Jean—Claude Juncker.

The authority to issue such cards should be reserved for banks, in the interests of limiting the number of locations at which checks need to be carried out. An additional problem which arises with prepaid cards is that money can be transferred automatically from one card to another without any involvement on the part of a bank.