Translation of "Réseau permanent " (French → English) :

6. States that regular bilateral Joint Committee Meetings of corresponding specialised committees and ad hoc interparliamentary meetings at committee level, held at the invitation of the European Parliament, allow for dialogue to take place at an early stage on current or envisaged pieces of legislation or political initiatives and should therefore be maintained and developed systematically into a permanent network of corresponding committees; believes that such meetings can be preceded or followed by ad hoc bilateral committee meetings to deal with specific national concerns; believes that the conference of committee chairs could be g ...[+++]iven the role of establishing and coordinating a programme for the activities of the specialised committees with the national parliaments;

6. States that regular bilateral Joint Committee Meetings of corresponding specialised committees and ad hoc interparliamentary meetings at committee level, held at the invitation of the European Parliament, allow for dialogue to take place at an early stage on current or envisaged pieces of legislation or political initiatives and should therefore be maintained and developed systematically into a permanent network of corresponding committees; believes that such meetings can be preceded or followed by ad hoc bilateral committee meetings to deal with specific national concerns; believes that the conference of committee chairs could be g ...[+++]iven the role of establishing and coordinating a programme for the activities of the specialised committees with the national parliaments;

11. Considers that, in order to increase the EU's effectiveness in the fight against terrorism, the Commission and the Member States should put in place a permanent network of information exchange between EU anti-terrorist centres;

8. Considers that, in order to increase our effectiveness in the fight against terrorism, the Commission and the Member States should put in place a permanent network of information exchange between European anti-terrorist centres;

94. Deems it indispensable to confer on the European Ethics Group a genuine interinstitutional status which would enable it to act as a European Advisory Committee on Ethics, at the interface between the various Community authorities, and, furthermore, to maintain a dialogue and a permanent network for the exchange of information with national ethics committees in the Member States of the EU or in third countries, as well as with ethical committees set up by international governmental organisations (such as UNESCO’s International Bioethics Committee or the Council of Europe’s Bioethics Committee);

The first action line concerns the creation of a safer environment through the creation of a European network of hotlines (INHOPE) and links between this network and hotlines in third countries and through support for the development of guidelines at European level for codes of conduct.