Translation of "Poste prêt pour données " (French → English) :

We strongly recommend that a community reinvestment act be introduced requiring disclosure of the following: the costs of doing business versus bank charges; the number of applications for loans, and a report on how they are dealt with; an analysis of loans granted by gender, age, neighbourhood, size of loan, and other appropriate demographic data; an analysis of loans refused by similar demographics; and an analysis of loan defaults by similar demographic parameters, especially by size of loan.

When the epidemiological or other data from the holding of provenance of the animals, the food chain information or the findings of ante-mortem inspection and/or post-mortem visual detection of relevant abnormalities indicate possible risks to public health, animal health or animal welfare, the carcases and offal of pigs are to undergo additional post-mortem procedures using incision and palpation.

Financial Instruments for growth Number of firms receiving loan (credit) guarantees and value of lending Number of VC-backed firms and value of investments (of which cross border deals) || Proposed instruments are not yet launched and not the same as current instruments, so data from current instruments may not be comparable || Number of firms receiving loan (credit) guarantees (+/- 95 000) and value of lending (+/- €10.7 billon) Number of VC-backed firms: (+/- 180) and value of investments (+/- €220m)

The people of Burnaby—Douglas know the important contribution they make to our community and the security they offer to people knowing that they are there, on the job and ready to be of assistance whenever necessary, day or night, any time of the year.

Without prejudice to the adoption of the proposal for the Visa Information System, Member States who will be implementing the VIS Regulation should plan for the collection of biometric data for the VIS, at consular posts, on a coordinated and coherent regional basis, that reflects the problems of illegal migration and threats to the internal security of the Member States and the feasibility of collecting biometric data from all locations. Those Member States should endeavour to be in a position to collect all the biometric data required for the VIS within 24 months of the commencement of the roll out. Those Member States should endeavour ...[+++] to be in a position to commence the collection of biometric data for the VIS in early 2007, which should begin with consular posts in North Africa and the Near East regions. To facilitate the development of a collaborative approach and the completion of the roll out within the time table, every effort should be made to resolve outstanding issues, in particular, the methods of collection of biometric data. Those Member States should also plan to process biometric data at border crossing points in a coordinated and coherent manner that complements the collection of the data at consular posts".

It will comprise in particular: a) an increased effort to provide information about ECSC conversion loans and the possibilities for assistance, particularly in those regions which have not made sufficient use of these loans until now; ./. - 2 - b) greater responsibility will be given to the regional partnership (Monitoring Committees of the Community Support Frameworks) to monitor and coordinate these loans with the regional development priorities in the CSF; c) ECSC financial support in the form of interest-rate subsidies on these loans will be programmed until end of 1993; this programming consists of a regional indicative allocation in the operational ...[+++]budget of the ECSC of the appropriations envisaged in this connection; d) greater geographical concentration of aid in the form of interest- rate subsidies will be sought during 1992, in cooperation with the Member States, giving priority to the regions eligible for ERDF assistance, i.e. those having the greatest difficulties with the conversion of ECSC industries; e) the conversion loans will also be concentrated on the sectors given priority in the Community support frameworks; f) in exceptional cases justified by the socio-economic situation of a region, an additional interest-rate subsidy can be granted by the ECSC or the European Regional Development Fund.