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8. Calls for greater regionalisation in fisheries management, having regard to the principle of subsidiarity; also calls for greater dialogue to be encouraged among the various entities involved in the sector, both upstream and downstream, with particular regard to responsibility for cooperating across regions, the international level included, by providing incentives and support for the establishment of international clusters; believes that the Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) must assume greater responsibility in implementing the common fisheries policy; ...[+++]proposes that the RACs be consulted upstream by the Commission within the framework of the implementation of the common fisheries policy and the management plans;

Those tools could include interception of communications, covert surveillance including electronic surveillance, monitoring of bank accounts or other financial investigations, taking into account, inter alia, the principle of proportionality and the nature and seriousness of the offences under investigation.

The Court held that, in any event, even if Freixenet was the first to use the packaging for which registration of the marks was sought, the fact remained that the originality of the packaging did not suffice, since the consumer took account of, and regardless of the time, another element when deciding what to purchase, taking account particularly of the large variety of presentations in the shops.

68. Stresses that the risk of falling into poverty is greater for women than for men, particularly in old age, where social security systems are based on the principle of continuous remunerated employment; points out that, in some cases, women do not fulfil this requirement because of interruptions to their work and that they are penalised because of discrimination on the labour market, in particular because of the wage gap, maternity leave and part-time work, or as a result of taking a break from or stopping work to take on family responsibilities, or of having worked in their husband’s business, particularly in the commercial and agri ...[+++]culture sectors, without remuneration and without social security affiliation; calls on the Member State governments to give recognition to the bringing up of children and ensure that this period counts towards a pension, thereby enabling women to benefit from full pensions; recommends that Member States ensure the provision of adequate pensions for women;

60. Stresses that the risk of falling into poverty is greater for women than for men, particularly in old age, where social security systems are based on the principle of continuous remunerated employment; points out that, in some cases, women do not fulfil this requirement because of interruptions to their work and that they are penalised because of discrimination on the labour market, in particular because of the wage gap, maternity leave and part-time work, or as a result of taking a break from or stopping work to take on family responsibilities, or of having worked in their husband's business, particularly in the commercial and agri ...[+++]culture sectors, without remuneration and without social security affiliation; calls on the Member State governments to give recognition to the bringing up of children and ensure that this period counts towards a pension, thereby enabling women to benefit from full pensions; recommends that Member States ensure the provision of adequate pensions for women;

These consultations should make it possible to assess whether the economic and technological development of the sector requires adaptation of existing regulatory measures, notably taking into account the increase in the number of channels for broadcasting audiovisual content.