Translation of "Je reviendrai avec d'autres questions ensuite " (French → English) :

I'll deal with those first, and then I'll go to the balance of the six items.

In cases where a wine is exported from a third country in whose territory it was produced (hereinafter referred to as ‘the country of origin’) to another third country (hereinafter referred to as ‘the exporting country’), from which it is then exported to the Community, the competent authorities of the exporting country may draw up the V I 1 document for the wine concerned on the basis of a V I 1 document or equivalent drawn up by the competent authorities of the country of origin, without having to perform further analyses on the wine, if that wine:

There is, among other things, a growing need for credit counselling services across the country.

I want to touch on two quick questions that have already been touched on, and then get to the FRCC, if I may.

However, it does not necessarily follow that this is an appropriate matter for legislation at EU level: in view of the other issues which arise, the principle of subsidiarity appears applicable.

We covered a number of other matters in the interim report of the National Finance Committee and I will return to those matters and to the Senate process before I sit down.

I will come back another day and add my contribution to this debate.

In other words, what matters is to establish whether a given facility affords its owner significant market power in the market without thus being necessary to further establish that the said facility can also be considered "essential" or "indispensable" within the meaning of existing case-law.

In cases where a wine is exported from a third country in whose territory it was prepared (hereinafter: "the country of origin") to another third country (hereinafter: "the exporting country"), from which it is then exported to the Community, the competent authorities of the exporting county may draw up the V I 1 document for the wine concerned on the basis of a V I 1 document or equivalent drawn up by the competent authorities of the country of origin, without having to perform further analyses on the wine, if that wine:

In cases where a wine is exported from a third country in whose territory it was prepared (hereinafter: ‘the country of origin’) to another third country (hereinafter: ‘the exporting country’), from which it is then exported to the Community, the competent authorities of the exporting county may draw up the V I 1 document for the wine concerned on the basis of a V I 1 document or equivalent drawn up by the competent authorities of the country of origin, without having to perform further analyses on the wine, if that wine: