Translation of "liste des principales références " (French → English) :

57. Regrets that none of the judicial bodies is in position to assess the appropriateness of blacklisting, given that the evidence leading to blacklisting is based primarily on information held by the secret services, which ipso facto operate in secret; considers, however, that this fundamental discretion should not be transformed into impunity in the case of breaches of international law; calls in this regard on Member States to guarantee effective parliamentary control over the work of the secret services; considers in this regard that it is necessary to associate Parliament with the work done by the Conference of Oversight Committe ...[+++]es of the Intelligence Bodies of the Member States already in place;

57. Regrets that none of the judicial bodies is in position to assess the appropriateness of blacklisting, given that the evidence leading to blacklisting is based primarily on information held by the secret services, which ipso facto operate in secret; considers, however, that this fundamental discretion should not be transformed into impunity in the case of breaches of international law; calls in this regard on Member States to guarantee effective parliamentary control over the work of the secret services; considers in this regard that it is necessary to associate Parliament with the work done by the Conference of Oversight Committe ...[+++]es of the Intelligence Bodies of the Member States already in place;

57. Regrets that none of the judicial bodies is in position to assess the appropriateness of blacklisting, given that the evidence leading to blacklisting is based primarily on information held by the secret services, which ipso facto operate in secret; considers, however, that this fundamental discretion should not be transformed into impunity in the case of breaches of international law; calls in this regard on EU Member States to guarantee effective parliamentary control over the work of the secret services; considers in this regard that it is necessary to associate the European Parliament with the work done by the Conference of Ov ...[+++]ersight Committees of the Intelligence Bodies of the Member States already in place;

We want to replace the list with a reference to the existing rules.

Moreover, the study should also identify the main tax provisions that may hamper cross-border economic activity in the Single Market.

Back in 1997, Hong Kong was ranked eighth in the list of major world trading powers and tenth in the list of European Union trading partners.