Translation of "développer des services de physiothérapie " (French → English) :

21. Considers that the development of Internet services changes the prospects for EU financial markets and presents an opportunity to take the lead in the development of retail services; calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote e-commerce and the electronic signature further; calls on the Commission and the Member States, moreover, to assess whether the money laundering directive is hindering the remote provision of services and how such a situation might be remedied;

| legal services,accounting services,auditing services,taxation advisory services,architectural services, urban planning and landscape architectural services,engineering services, integrated engineering services,medical, dental and midwives services,veterinary services,services provided by nurses, physiotherapists and paramedical personnel,computer and related services,research and development services,advertising,market research and opinion polling,ma ...[+++]nagement consulting services,services related to management consulting,technical testing and analysis services,related scientific and consulting services,advisory and consulting services relating to agriculture, hunting and forestry,advisory and consulting services relating to fishing,services relating to mining,maintenance and repair of equipment,photographic services,convention services,translation services,construction services,site investigation work,environmental services,higher education services,adult education services,travel agencies and tour operator services,tourist guide services,entertainment services,news agency services,services related to the sale of equipment or to the assignment of a patent.

It is equally important to make the institutions more accessible, to improve the monitoring of how aid is allocated, to provide physiotherapy services and psychological support across the board and to increase the number of certified therapists and instructors.

| the service contract has to be obtained in one of the activities mentioned below and subject to the additional conditions mentioned in the subsector by the Member State concerned:Legal servicesAccounting servicesAuditing servicesTaxation advisory servicesArchitectural services, urban planning and landscape architectural servicesEngineering services, integrated engineering servicesMedical, dental and midwifery servicesVeterinary servicesServices provided by nurses, physiotherapists and paramedical personnelComputer and related servicesRes ...[+++]earch and development servicesAdvertisingMarket research and opinion pollingManagement consulting servicesServices related to management consultingTechnical testing and analysis servicesRelated scientific and consulting servicesAdvisory and consulting services relating to agriculture, hunting and forestryAdvisory and consulting services relating to fishingServices relating to miningMaintenance and repair of equipmentPhotographic servicesConvention servicesTranslation services | | |

24. Calling attention to the situation of women in the services sector, which is often characterised by precarious employment, a low-pay structure, lack of education and training opportunities etc., and to their participation both in traditional activities (education, medical and elderly care, health, tourism, the restaurant sector) as well as in the new and constantly developing sectors (beauty, entertainment), calls on the Member States to implement equality policies to protect and promote the rights of women workers (retirement, social insurance, training, professional development ...[+++], equal pay, work-life balance, etc.), in particular calls on the Member States to develop child and elderly care services, in order to actively support the reconciliation of family and professional life;

(40) Both existing and emerging disparities in Member States' legislation and case-law concerning liability of service providers acting as intermediaries prevent the smooth functioning of the internal market, in particular by impairing the development of cross-border services and producing distortions of competition; service providers have a duty to act, under certain circumstances, with a view to preventing or stopping illegal activities; this Directive should constitute the appropriate basis for the development of rapid and reliable procedures for removing and disabling access to illegal information; such mechanisms ...[+++] could be developed on the basis of voluntary agreements between all parties concerned and should be encouraged by Member States; it is in the interest of all parties involved in the provision of information society services to adopt and implement such procedures; the provisions of this Directive relating to liability should not preclude the development and effective operation, by the different interested parties, of technical systems of protection and identification and of technical surveillance instruments made possible by digital technology within the limits laid down by Directives 95/46/EC and 97/66/EC.