Übersetzung für "permanent secretariat for prevention policy " (Englisch → Französisch) :

16. Authorises the entry of the necessary appropriations for 53 upgradings of permanent posts in its Secretariat to implement its promotion policy and for the upgradings for IT specialists ; recognises that its current promotion policy is the basis of a more transparent, modern and fair career planning system that has also served as a model for other institutions; insists, however, that some rigidities in the ...[+++] system are still an obstacle to ensuring that merit and performance are the main criteria for promotion; notes that the ROME-PE study also recognises the value of establishing weightings for workload and specialisation; invites its Bureau, therefore, to adopt the appropriate measures in time for the next staff appraisal exercise;

The Governments of the Member States and the Commission of the European Communities were represented as follows: Belgium : Mr Jacques SANTKIN Minister for Public Health, Environment and Social Integration Denmark : Mr Niels Henrik SLIBEN Deputy Permanent Representative Germany : Mr Klaus TOEPFER Minister for the Environment Greece : Mrs Elizabeth PAPAZOI State Secretary for the Environment, Town Planning and Public Works Mr Georges KATSIFARAS Minister for the Merchant Marine Spain : Mrs Cristina NARBONA State Secretary for the Environ ...[+++]ment Mr Manuel PANADERO General Secretary of the Ministry for Transports France : Mr Bernard BOSSON Minister for Transport Mr Michel BARNIER Minister for the Environment Irland : Mr Michael SMITH Minister for the Environnement Italy : Mr Rocco Antonio CANGELOSI Deputy Permanent Representative Luxembourg : Mr Jean-Marc HOSCHEIT Deputy Permanent Representative Netherlands : Mrs J.R.H. MAIJ-WEGGEN Minister for Transport Portugal : Mrs Teresa GOUVEIA State Secretary for Environment Mr Joao BEBIANO State Secretary for Maritime Affairs United Kingdom : Lord MACKAY Minister for Aviation and Shipping Mr Robert ATKINS Minister for Environment * * * Commission : Mr Abel MATUTES Member Mr Ioannis PALEOKRASSAS Member MARITIME SAFETY AND PREVENTION OF MARINE POLLUTION - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS Having taken note of the Commission's presentation of a progress report on the common policy on safe seas, the Council adopted the following conclusions: THE COUNCIL: 1.

Political Cooperation was finally enshrined in the Community's legal framework in 1987 through the Single European Act. This created a permanent secretariat for foreign policy coordination and associated the Commission fully with the process.

Jacques Delors Secretariat General Forward Studies Unit Inspectorate-General Legal Service Monetary Matters Spokesman's Service Joint Interpreting and Conference Service Security Office Henning Christophersen Economic and financial affairs Monetary matters (in agreement with President Delors) Credit and investments Statistical Office Manuel Marin Cooperation and development - economic cooperation with the countries of the Southern Mediterranean, the Middle East, the Near East, Latin America and Asia - Lomé Convention European Community Humanitarian Aid Office Martin Bangemann Industrial affairs Information and telecommunications technolo ...[+++]gy Sir Leon Brittan External economic affairs (North America, Japan, China, Commonwealth of Independent States, Europe, including Central and Eastern Europe) Commercial Policy Abel Matutes Energy and Euratom Supply Agence Transport Peter Schmidhuber Budgets Financial control Fraud prevention Cohesion Fund: coordination and management Christiane Scrivener Customs and indirect taxation Direct taxation Consumer policy Bruce Millan Regional policy Relations with the Committee of the Regions Karel Van Miert Competition Personnel and administration policy, translation and informatics Hans van den Broek External political relations Common foreign and security policy Enlargement negotiations (Task Force) João Deus de Pinheiro Relations with the European Parliament Internal relations with Member States with regard to openness, communication and information Culture and Audiovisual Office for official publications Padraig Flynn Social affairs and employment Relations with the Economic and Social Committee Questions linked to immigration, internal and judicial affairs Antonio Ruberti Science, research and development Joint Research Centre Human resources, education, training and youth René Steichen Agriculture and rural development Ioannis Paleokrassas Environment, nuclear safety and civil protection Fisheries Raniero Vanni d'Archirafi Instituti ...

The Governments of the Member States and the Commission of the European Communities were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Robert URBAIN Minister for Foreign Trade and European Affairs Denmark: Mr Niels HELVEG PETERSEN Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Jorgen ØSTRØM MØLLER State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Germany: Mr Jürgen TRUMPF State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Greece: Mr Theodoros PANGALOS Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Georges PAPANDREOU State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Spain: Mr Carlos WESTENDORP State Secretary for Relations with the European Communities Mr Apolonio RUIZ LIGERO State Secretary for Foreign Trade France: Mr Alain LAMASSOURE Minister with special responsibility for European Affairs Ireland: Mr Dick SPRIN ...[+++]G Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Tom KITT Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach with special responsibility for European Affairs Italy: Mr Paolo BARATTA Minister for Foreign Trade Luxembourg: Mr Jacques POOS Minister for Foreign Affairs Netherlands: Mr Piet DANKERT State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Portugal: Mr Vitor MARTINS State Secretary for European Affairs United Kingdom: Mr David HEATHCOAT-AMORY Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office * * * Commission: Mr Jacques DELORS President Mr Hans VAN DEN BROEK Member Mr Peter SCHMIDHUBER Member Mr René STEICHEN Member FINANCING OF THE CFSP On the basis of a note from its General Secretariat reflecting the preliminary discussions of the Permanent Representatives Committee, the Council held a policy debate on the question of financing future joint actions under the Common Foreign and Security Policy and in particular Article J.11 on the Treaty on European Union, which lays down that the Council may, either decide that operational expenditure on such actions is to be charged to the Community budget or determine that it shall be charged to the Member States.

This mechanism has five aims: support for refugees from relief to development better prevention of refugee flows links with the asylum and immigration policies of the Commission creation of a Permanent Inter-Service Group to help the Commission formulate policy on refugees to ensure the Commission speaks with one voice vis-a-vis UNHCR and other operators in the field.