Translation of "poplar river bilateral monitoring committee " (English → French) :

49. Underlines the need for Parliament to be adequately involved in the preparation and negotiating process and the long-term monitoring and assessment of the functioning of bilateral agreements according to the provisions of the TFEU; insists that Parliament be immediately and fully informed on an equal footing with the Council at all stages of the procedure related to FPAs, pursuant to Articles 13(2) and 218(10) TFEU; recalls its conviction that Parliament should be represented by observers at the Joint ...[+++]Committee meetings envisaged in fisheries agreements, and insists that civil society, including both EU and third country fisheries representatives, also attend as observers in those meetings;

20. Approves the holding of regular regional EU-Central Asia summits and calls for consideration to be given to the possible future establishment of an EU-Central Asia parliamentary forum as a means of assessing, and contributing to the contents of, the summit talks; underlines the importance of the regular bilateral parliamentary cooperation in the framework of the existing Parliamentary Cooperation Committees and interparliament ...[+++]ary meetings with the Central Asian countries; regards the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements as the institutional basis for an enhanced exchange among parliamentarians, providing mutual understanding and respect; therefore supports PCAs with all five Central Asian countries; stresses the importance of the European Parliament’s more active engagement in monitoring negotiations on partnership agreements with the Central Asian countries and in the implementation of the existing ones;

The 1982 studies of the Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs on Canada–U.S. relations recommended a bilateral free trade agreement with the U.S. After free trade became a reality, the Committee followed up with reports that examined the experiences of Canadian industries and made recommendations on monitoring the effects of the deal and settling disputes.

carry out ex-ante and ex-post evaluation so that an assessment can take place not only of the environmental, economic and social impact of a partnership agreement, but also the opportunities which sustainable development of the fisheries sector provides and of the requirements of establishing responsible fishing for the concerned coastal state, for the concerned European distant-water fishing fleets and for Community employment; propose to its partners the setting up of a bilateral scientific committee to advise on sustainable fishing possibilities prior to the conclusion or renewal of partnership agreements; implement initiatives that ...[+++] will promote responsible fishing, in particular in order to improve the scientific and technical evaluation of fishing , to step up action to combat illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing and to carry out exploratory fishing voyages; ensure that the FPA is permanently monitored and report periodically on its implementation in the light of predefined performance indicators; to commit, in cooperation with Member States, to promoting the optimal use of fishing possibilities in the context of Article 274 of the Treaty.

Key elements of the agreement include the formation of the bilateral Yukon River Panel, Yukon River Joint Technical Committee, abundance based harvest sharing for upper Yukon chinook and chum salmon, and the Yukon River Salmon Restoration and Enhancement Fund.

We are looking for a way to empower and inform parents by creating a monitoring committee for each of the bilateral agreements signed in the next round of negotiations, province by province, under the agreement.