Traduction de «Acte d'appel » (Français → Anglais) :

changing the voting rules at the last stage of the comitology procedure (the Appeal Committee), so that only votes in favour or against an act are taken into account; this will reduce the use of abstentions and the number of situations where the Committee is unable to take a position and the Commission is obliged to act without a clear mandate from the Member States; involving national Ministers by allowing the Commission to make a second referral to the Appeal Committee at Ministerial level if national experts do not take a position; this will ensure that sensitive decisions are discussed at the appropriate political level; increasi ...[+++]ng voting transparency at the Appeal Committee level by making public the votes of Member State representatives; ensuring political input by enabling the Commission to refer the matter to the Council of Ministers for an Opinion if the Appeal Committee is unable to take a position.

3. If a simple majority of the members of the appeal committee support a request for the presence of representatives of Union's bodies or offices, as well as agencies of the Union to which the basic act gives a role in adoption of the implementing act, they shall be invited to the meeting.

1. The appeal committee shall deliver its opinion on the draft implementing act or in the cases of Article 7 of the Regulation (EU) No 182/2011, on the implementing act, within the time-limit laid down by the chair of that committee in accordance with Article 3(3) and the third subparagraph of Article 3(7) of Regulation (EU) No 182/2011.

4. Unless a member of the appeal committee objects, the chair may, without proceeding to a formal vote, establish that the appeal committee has delivered a positive opinion, by consensus, on the draft implementing act.

2. The chair of the appeal committee shall submit the invitation, the draft implementing acts and other documents for the meeting to the members of the appeal committee well in advance of the meeting, taking into account the urgency and the complexity of the matter, and no later than 14 calendar days before the date of the meeting in accordance with Article 1(4).

If the document is a writ of summons (an official order for someone to appear in a court of law) or equivalent and the defendant does not appear, a judgment may not be pronounced until it is sure that the document was served according to the EU country’s domestic law, it was delivered and the defendant had sufficient time to submit a defence.