Traduction de «Rapport préalable » (Français → Anglais) :

the clinical trial relates directly to the subject's medical condition because of which it is not possible within the therapeutic window to obtain prior informed consent from the subject or from his or her legally designated representative and to supply prior information, and the clinical trial is of such a nature that it may be conducted exclusively in emergency situations.

(10b) In the context of better coordination and ex ante discussions among Member States of any major economic and fiscal policy reform plans with potential spill-over effects, the Commission should put forward a report, and if necessary a proposal, to the European Parliament and the to Council, with a detailed plan setting out how such coordination and ex ante discussions are to operate, what form such coordination and discussions are to take, what policies are envisaged, and the likely political consequences - to the Member States and, in particular, to the national parliaments - of decisions arising from such coordination and ex ante d ...[+++]iscussions.

By .*, the Commission shall put forward a report, and if necessary a proposal, to the European Parliament and to the Council, setting out how coordination and ex ante discussions among Member States of any major economic and fiscal policy reform plans with potential spill-over effects are to operate, what form that coordination and those discussions are to take, what policies are contemplated, and the likely political consequences - to Member States and, in particular, to the national parliaments - of decisions arising from such coordination and ex ante discussions.

It is thus appropriate to require that these general conditions, criteria and formalities should be applied in an objective, transparent and non-discriminatory way and should be known in advance, based primarily on medical considerations, and that they should not impose any additional burden on patients seeking healthcare in another Member State in comparison with patients being treated in their Member State of affiliation, and that decisions should be made as quickly as possible. This should be without prejudice to the rights of the Member States to lay down criteria or conditions for prior authorisation in the case of patients seeking ...[+++]healthcare in their Member State of affiliation.

The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs has recently submitted (and secured Parliament's adoption of) an own-initiative report on the future of the area of freedom, security and justice (the Bourlanges report [A6-0010/2004], which was adopted on 14 October 2004 [T6-0022/2004]), and also an amendment (adopted in plenary with 329 votes in favour) which provides for the preliminary assessment of any new proposal for a legislative act from the point of view of upholding fundamental rights. Prior assessment intended to ensure that the fundamental rights defined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights are upheld will have to ...[+++] be carried out in respect of any EU or EC legislative act.

Some specific subjects of inspection have led to the production of thematic reports based on the Member States' replies to the questionnaires sent to them before the inspection visit and on the inspection findings.