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10. Commends the High Commissioner for Human Rights for her efforts in the treaty body strengthening process and welcomes her report on this issue published on 22 June 2012; reaffirms the multi-stakeholder nature of the treaty bodies and emphasises that civil society needs to be continuously included in these processes; stresses, furthermore, that the independence and effectiveness of the treaty bodies must be preserved and enhanced; emphasises that sufficient funding needs to be secured in order to cover the treaty bodies’ increasing workload; calls for the EU to adopt a leaders ...[+++]hip role in ensuring the effective functioning of the treaty body system, including with regard to adequate funding;

10. Commends the High Commissioner for Human Rights for her efforts in the treaty body strengthening process and welcomes her report on this issue published on 22 June 2012; reaffirms the multi-stakeholder nature of the treaty bodies and emphasises that civil society needs to be continuously included in these processes; stresses furthermore that the independence and effectiveness of the treaty bodies must be preserved and enhanced; emphasises that sufficient funding needs to be secured in order to cover the treaty bodies’ increasing workload; calls for the EU to adopt a leaders ...[+++]hip role in ensuring the effective functioning of the treaty body system, including with regard to adequate funding;

In addition, it must show how the scheme will benefit both domestic and imported products.

It is in just this way that we need to become more specific in future, and I might add that that also involves Parliament being consulted not only on the financial instruments as part of the codecision procedure, but also as soon as dialogue towards the conclusion of bilateral agreements is embarked on, and that its agreement shall be an indispensable requirement, for this House’s involvement will otherwise result only, in the final analysis, in a wedge being driven between the Commission and the Member States, and that will make full and democratic support quite simply impossible.

35. Urges the Commission to take into account the rapidly growing use of creative works in user-generated content and social media platforms on the internet and to enhance user information concerning obligations with regard to anyone who knowingly provides hyperlinks to unauthorised content or links that circumvent paywalls, when reviewing the copyright framework; believes that any new proposal should aim to find a way to protect IPRs and end-users while also fostering a dynamic internet where technology and internet access can continue to empower individuals to be innovative and creative; considers that, in addition, the Commission could propose a legal definition of ‘public domain ...[+++]’ works and ensure that such works are protected against private appropriation through digitisation or other means;

9. Considers that it is necessary to be very cautious about including greenhouse gas sinks among ways of complying with reduction obligations, as further research is needed in order to clarify the possible scale and impact of this measure and the risks associated with it, and that the use of carbon sinks should be strongly restricted until such information is available and a monitoring system has been established; notes further that the use of such carbon sinks must be linked to recognised sustainable forest management schemes;