Traduction de «introductions and transfers task group » (Anglais → Français) :

The Commission should rely on GSA, acting as the GNSS exploitation for interfacing with the users, delivering the services, operating the infrastructure, developing the applications and being actively responsible for the introduction of GNSS in a variety of fields.The regulation should allow for a progressive implementation to be initiated starting with immediate and urgent activities (operations of EGNOS and of the Galileo Security Centres) before transferring other programmatic and technical tasks different ...[+++] by nature.

On CCCTB, this report says; ‘Recalls that the introduction of a CCCTB would help to tackle – within the EU – double taxation and transfer price issues within consolidated groups’ I welcome the Irish Government’s proposal in this year's Irish Finance Bill to regulate transfer pricing by transnational corporations.

23. Calls for an intensified public-private partnership with particular support for SMEs, and the development of a coherent industrial policy; supports measures to establish and keep the RD centres of industry within the EU; encourages an increase of public financial support to business R calls for intensified co-operation between public research institutions and industry, with a special focus on SMEs, a stronger participation of industry in the determination of priorities for public research, but also a substantial increase of private sector financial contribution thereto; supports the promotion of technology transfer of publicly-funded ...[+++]or public-privately funded research to industry and spin-off creation; strongly welcomes networks of excellence, public-private RD partnerships, business incubators and clusters leading to knowledge transfer and commercialisation of RD results; calls on the EIB to develop new funding arrangements to foster the development and market introduction of new technologies, including grouped loans for specific research activities, technology platforms, and simplified lending procedures for midsized firms;

Since the transfer of a number of tasks of the Member States to the European Union, especially in the last ten to twenty years, and since the introduction of the codecision procedure – in other words since co-legislative powers were granted to Parliament – competences have indeed been transferred. However, this does not mean that national parliaments no longer have any important tasks to fulfil.

Under the Canadian Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers, a Task Group has been developing a national code on deliberate introductions and transfers of aquatic organisms, including a mechanism to arbitrate disputes affecting more than one province or territory.

The task group was also directed to consult with key stakeholders to confirm the direction set out in the strategy to identify opportunities to link with other freshwater initiatives such as, introductions and transfers of exotic organisms and protections of species at risk.