Traduction de «Groupe consultatif du ministre » (Français → Anglais) :

7. In order to fully accomplish the high standards of human rights set out in the Trade Agreement, to which both the Andean governments and the European Union are committed, suggests that the parties involved swiftly establish a dedicated domestic advisory group (DAG) on human rights and democratic principles, which should accompany and monitor the implementation of this or other Trade Agreements and work as an effective internal consultation body to the domesti ...[+++]c offices that participate in the Committee on Trade of the Trade Agreement, using as a model for its operation the legal framework envisaged in the Trade Agreement for the participation of civil society in the Subcommittee on Trade and Sustainable Development; calls on the parties to the Trade Agreement to guarantee these DAGs the same level of binding involvement for civil society as in the Free Trade Agreement with South Korea, including a formalised and institutionalised complaint mechanism; calls on the parties, furthermore, to ensure the full independence of the DAGs, including as regards their own choice of members of the DAGs;

7. In order to fully accomplish the high standards of human rights set out in the Trade Agreement, to which both the Andean governments and the European Union are committed, suggests that the parties involved swiftly establish a dedicated domestic advisory group (DAG) on human rights and democratic principles, which should accompany and monitor the implementation of this or other Trade Agreements and work as an effective internal consultation body to the domesti ...[+++]c offices that participate in the Committee on Trade of the Trade Agreement, using as a model for its operation the legal framework envisaged in the Trade Agreement for the participation of civil society in the Subcommittee on Trade and Sustainable Development; calls on the parties to the Trade Agreement to guarantee these DAGs the same level of binding involvement for civil society as in the Free Trade Agreement with South Korea, including a formalised and institutionalised complaint mechanism; calls on the parties, furthermore, to ensure the full independence of the DAGs, including as regards their own choice of members of the DAGs;

From 1995, responsible for the IGF's area of coordination of Community inspection and the system of internal inspection of the State's financial administration, carrying out the following activities: Chairman of the Interministerial Committee for Coordination and Inspection of the EAGGF (Guarantee) Financing System; participant in the work of the Group of Personal Representatives of Finance Ministers for sound economic management (SEM 2000) and in ad hoc Council working groups on the protection of the Communities' financial interests ...[+++] and the fight against fraud; member of the Portuguese delegation to the Advisory Committee for Coordination of the Fight Against Fraud (COCOLAF) under the aegis of the European Commission.

24. Takes note of the OSCE's efforts in Kyrgyzstan, showing its potential to respond promptly to crisis situations where it has a presence on the ground; welcomes, to this end, the OSCE Permanent Council Decision of 22 July 2010 to deploy a Police Advisory Mission; stresses that the ongoing instability of this country requires a stronger and more substantial international presence, aimed at assisting and supporting local forces and enhancing police action; considers that the OSCE could play a leading role in Central Asia and restore its role in Georgia; deplores the fact that Police Advisory Mission has not been deployed as planned a ...[+++]t the beginning of September 2010, due to resistance from the Kyrgyz Government; urges the OSCE member states and the Kyrgyz Government to allow the immediate deployment of neutral and international police forces in the country, to significantly increase the number of personnel deployed and to make sure that its mandate is executive instead of purely advisory;

Member of a number of working groups on the protection of the Comunities' financial interests and the fight against fraud. Member of the Portuguese delegation to the Advisory Coordination Committee for the Fight Against Fraud (COCOLAF). Participant in the work of the Group of Personal Representatives of the Finance Ministries for sound economic management (SEM 2000).

The White Paper on food safety adopted by the Commission on 12 January 2000 provides for the creation of an advisory group on food safety by reorganising the existing advisory committees (Action 81).