Traduction de «amende de l'ue » (Français → Anglais) :

This means that in total Eurofoam is liable for up to € 14 819 000, Greiner for up to € 24 183 000, and Recticel (both for its own involvement and that of Eurofoam) for up to € 39 068 000.

Amendments 7 and 11 passed without opposition; Amendment 48 passed by 608 votes to 37; Amendment 49 passed by 580 votes to 54; Amendment 50 was widely supported; Amendment 2 passed as it was part of a block vote with Amendments 7 and 11; Amendment 92 fell and Amendment 93 also fell, which was what the angling community were asking for.

Parliament's amendments which were not accepted in the common position of the Council were: amendment 18 concerning the use of citrates and adipates as substitutes, amendments 2 and 9 concerning the addition of fragrances in toys and childcare articles, amendment 5 concerning the extension of application to other products, amendments 11 and 24 concerning the methods of measuring the migration of phthalates, amendment 7 concerning extending the ban to all phthalates, amendments 16 and 17 rev. concerning 0.05% as the ceiling for concentration of phthalates in the plasticised material.

15 amendments tabled by Parliament were not incorporated into the Council’s common position, for reasons of legal coherence and legislative technique; clarity in technical terminology; practicality, feasibility or enforceability; as well as avoidance of imposing excessive administrative burdens on operators and national authorities. These amendments relate to the deletion of the title (amendment 51), the threshold levels for the adventitious or technically unavoidable presence of GMOs or of traces of materials produced from GMOs (amendments 26, 52 and 55), mixtures of GMOs (amendment 16) and the standardisation of procedures for the identification of tran ...[+++]sactions (amendment 50), the doubling of the time for which information must be kept (amendments 17 and 22), derived products (amendment 20), the transmission of information on products which are produced from GMOs but do not contain GMOs (amendment 21), the coexistence of national and Community systems for traceability (amendment 28), entry into force (amendments 32 and 33), deletion of the term ‘produced from GMOs’ (amendment 39) and the application of comitology under Regulation 178/2002/EC (amendment 48).

The remaining 10 amendments incorporated in part or in spirit are concerned with the precautionary principle (amendment 2), the protection of public health and ecosystems (amendment 6), the provision of information to operators and consumers (amendment 35), the exemption of genetically modified micro-organisms (GMMs) from the regulation’s scope (amendment 12), the receipt of pre-packaged products (amendment 24), sample checks and testing (quantitative and qualitative) (amendment 29), the use of comitology for guidance on sampling and testing, but without publication of such guidance (amendment 30), registers with information on GMOs (ame ...[+++]ndment 31) and the work of the Community Reference Laboratory (amendment 47).

We cannot accept Amendment No 16, Amendments Nos 14, 15, 26, 29, 30 and 75 – for the reason that I mentioned earlier, i.e. that they are unnecessary because of positive developments in Council on these questions; Amendments Nos 53, 55 and 76 on contract agents – because, as I said earlier, the Commission supports Amendments Nos 52 and 54 from the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market; Amendment No 32 on the extension of Article 50 to administrator grade 12 – we do not think that would be appropriate; Amendment No 63 on sexual harassment where the Commission supports the text put by the rapporteurs in Amendment No 17, and ...[+++]finally Amendment No 64 on the expatriation allowance, for the very direct reason that the Commission retains the view that the allowance for staff who are expatriate workers is objectively justified and indeed objectively necessary.