Traduction de «question d'ordre général » (Français → Anglais) :

SFM AND THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL ROLE OF FORESTS REMAIN THE OVERARCHING COMMON PRINCIPLES; NATIONAL FOREST PROGRAMMES PROVIDE A SUITABLE FRAMEWORK FOR IMPLEMENTING THESE PRINCIPLES; AND THERE IS WIDESPREAD RECOGNITION OF THE INCREASING NEED TO TAKE GLOBAL AND CROSS-SECTORAL ISSUES INTO ACCOUNT IN FOREST POLICY.

2. The committees referred to in Article 56(1) and any working parties and scientific advisory groups established in accordance with that Article shall in general matters establish contacts, on an advisory basis, with parties concerned with the use of medicinal products, in particular patient organisations and health-care professionals' associations.

2. The committees referred to in Article 56(1) and any working parties and scientific advisory groups established in accordance with that Article shall in general matters establish contacts, on an advisory basis, with parties concerned with the use of medicinal products, in particular patient organisations and health-care professionals' associations.

As a general rule, the Member States of the European Community have competence for agenda items dealing with organisational matters (e.g. legal or budgetary issues) and procedural issues (e.g. election of chairpersons, adoption of the agenda, adoption of reports).

As a general rule, the European Community has exclusive competence for agenda items dealing with harmonisation of standards on certain agricultural products, foodstuffs, food additives, contaminants, veterinary drug, pesticides, fish and fishery products, including labelling, methods of analysis and sampling, as well as codes and guidelines of hygiene practice, insofar as the Community legislation has harmonised either completely or to a large extent the relevant fields in these areas, as well as issues of international trade to the extent that they are related to the objectives of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, notably to protecting ...[+++] the health of the consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade.

2.4. Against this general background assessment, a basic observation to be made about the consultation process is that Bulgaria's future membership of the EU is a consensus issue.