Traduction de «Comité conjoint sur la sous-traitance » (Français → Anglais) :

33. Recalls that framework agreements, subcontracting and division into lots should be a means of opening up established supply chains for the benefit of SMEs; points out, nonetheless, that the principles of transparency in the subcontracting chain and of joint liability must be guaranteed; calls on the Member States, the EDA and the Commission to work together, and with prime contractors, in order to ensure that SMEs are fully familiar with the various stages in the value chain, as this will help them consolidate and facilitate the ...[+++]ir access to defence procurement and counter the geographically uneven development of Europe’s technology and defence base;

13. Recalls that framework agreements, subcontracting and division into lots should be a means of opening up established supply chains for the benefit of SMEs; points out, nonetheless, that the principles of transparency in the subcontracting chain and of joint liability must be guaranteed; calls on the Member States, the EDA and the Commission to work together, and also with prime contractors, in order to ensure that SMEs are fully familiar with the various stages in the value chain, as this will help them to consolidate and facili ...[+++]tate their access to defence procurement and to counter the geographically uneven development of Europe’s technology and defence base;

1. In order to tackle fraud and abuse, Member States may, after consulting the relevant social partners in accordance with national law and/or practice, take additional measures on a non–discriminatory and proportionate basis in order to ensure that in subcontracting chains the contractor of which the employer (service provider) covered by Article 1(3) of Directive 96/71/EC is a direct subcontractor can, in addition to or in place of the employer, be held liable by the posted worker with respect to any outstanding net remuneration cor ...[+++]responding to the minimum rates of pay and/or contributions due to common funds or institutions of social partners in so far as covered by Article 3 of Directive 96/71/EC.

To that end a joint committee and several sub-committees are created.

It is our credibility in talking about human rights that is at stake here. For example, can anyone explain how we can currently be discussing the implementation of guidelines against torture with Jordan in the Subcommittee on Human Rights, the first subcommittee to be set up under the neighbourhood policy, today held up as a model, when we know that European Member States have covered up the subcontracting of torture by the CIA?

[53] (i) credit lines (or "global loans") from the EIB to the specialised banking sector for the funding of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in audiovisual creation, audiovisual technology or the performance of subcontracting in this sector; (ii) medium- and long-term funding by the EIB, in cooperation with the banking sector, of infrastructure investments by large private or public television, production or audiovisual distribution groups; (iii) financing of specialised venture capital funds via EIF holdings; and (iv) development of joint EIB Group and European Commission actions in favour of cultural creation or the develop ...[+++]ment of the film or television industry (finance training sessions, cooperation between European distributors, etc.).