Traduction de «controlling misconduct in the military » (Anglais → Français) :

30. Welcomes the decision by the French Government to halt the delivery of the Mistral helicopter carriers, and calls on all Member States to take a similar line regarding exports not covered by the EU sanctions decisions, in particular as regards arms and dual-use material; recalls that this contract contradicts the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Export and the 2008 Common Position defining common rules governing the control of exports of milit ...[+++]ary technology and equipment; calls on EU Member States to fully respect the embargo on trade in arms and the export ban on dual-use goods for military end-users;

32. Welcomes the decision by the French Government to halt the delivery of the Mistral helicopter carriers, and calls on all Member States to take a similar line regarding exports not covered by the EU sanctions decisions, in particular as regards arms and dual-use material; recalls that this contract , under the current circumstances, would contradict the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Export and the 2008 Common Position defining common rules governing the control of export ...[+++]s of military technology and equipment; calls on EU Member States to fully respect the embargo on trade in arms and the export ban on dual-use goods for military end-users;

7. Calls for a collective ban on the sale of arms to Russia and urges its implementation until the situation in eastern Ukraine has normalised; recalls that, according to criterion 4 of the Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP of 8 December 2008 defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment, the EU Member States should not issue an export licence in cases where there is a clear risk for the preservation of regional peace, security and stability and that the intended recipient would use the exported military technolog ...[+++]y or equipment aggressively against another country or to assert a territorial claim by force; welcomes the fact that several Member States have already applied this rule; deplores, however, the absence up to now of a collective EU decision;

76. Urges the Member States to comply strictly with the obligations set out in Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment, and to make sure they rigorously assess all licence applications against all the eight criteria as required; calls on the Member States and the EU to act in international forums in favour of greater transparency in international defence procurement markets, in order to increase the controllability of global trade flows in armaments, in particular by promoting the Arms Trade Treaty; calls on the Member States to ratify the Treaty expe ...[+++]ditiously so that it can enter into force, following the consent of Parliament;

The Political and Security Committee (PSC) should exercise, under the responsibility of the Council and of the HR, political control over the Union military mission, provide it with strategic direction and take the relevant decisions in accordance with the third paragraph of Article 38 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU).

15. Deplores that weapons, military and security equipment have been sold to the Libyan government by EU Member States since 2004, despite the long-standing dictatorial and terroristic nature of the Gaddafi regime and the contradiction with EU principles and objectives; calls on the Commission and HR/VP to immediately launch a review on the implementation of the Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP defining common rules governing control of exports of military technology and equipment, and report thereof to the European Parliament;