Translation of "communications access and privacy policies " (English → French) :

Communications, Access and Privacy Policies

Interim policy guide: Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act [ Interim policy guide ]

ATIP community meeting [ access to information and privacy community meeting ]

access to a Council document shall not be granted where its disclosure could undermine the protection of the public interest, the protection of the individual and of privacy, the protection of commercial and industrial secrecy, the protection of the Community's financial interests, the protection of confidentiality

1. Welcomes the inclusion of the target of universal energy access by 2030 in the communication ‘The EU Energy Policy: Engaging with Partners beyond Our Borders’, and believes that for developing countries this should focus on decentralised, sustainable and affordable energy, particularly for rural and poor populations; encourages support for innovative payment schemes with private and public involvement, aimed at making energy access affordable for end- ...[+++]users;

6. Considers that the measures proposed in the Commission communication will require strong policy coordination; therefore urges Member States, and particularly their relevant ministries, to become more closely involved in the process of early identification of skills needs, suggesting at least a 10-year time horizon; strongly believes that, when education and training programmes are being designed, effective communication and cooperation between employers, social partners, educational institutions and training bodies are necessary, using specific mechanisms to identify lab ...[+++]our market needs; reiterates the need to ensure that the public have access to qualitative information in that regard; calls on Member States to incorporate into their education, training and lifelong learning programmes the teaching of cross-cutting skills relating to the use of ICTs, artistic expression, mobility, democratic participation and multiculturalism; stresses, with that aim in view, that it is essential that the competences and skills acquired by means of informal and non-formal education should be recognised and exploited;

(10) In order further to facilitate access to justice, the contact points in the Member States should be encouraged to play an active role in the development of European e-Justice by contributing to the conception and design of the future portals, including the citizens’ e-Justice portal, as part of the Community’s e-justice policy, designed in particular to afford direct access to justice for citizens.

It is also proposed to replace part of financing from Community funds with increased national cofinancing, access to loans or private cofinancing; to establish a maximum period of time during which regions may receive structural funds; and to make access to cohesion policy contingent upon the implementation of a national economic policy defined on the basis of the criteria ...[+++]laid down in the Lisbon Strategy and the Stability and Growth Pact.