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The Commission should develop the module and provide updates when needed.
In its action plan towards an Integrated Internal Control Framework, the Commission should develop its overall control strategy.
For its part, the Commission should develop recommendations on developing immigration liaison officer networks.
Recommendation 5 After the report on the performance of the CAP due by the end of 2018, the Commission should develop a methodology to measure the costs of cross- compliance.
By the summer of 2018, the Commission should develop a pan-European approach to the development of secondary non-performing credit markets.
To further clarify whether a product is to be considered a single-use plastic product for the purposes of this Directive, the Commission should develop guidelines on single-use plastic products.
The Commission should develop delegated acts to specify the reduced content and format of the standardised EU Growth prospectus.
Conclusions and recommendations 35 Recommendation 2 The EEAS and the Commission should develop support functions to assist with the rapid, efficient and consistent deployment of CSDP missions.
The Commission should develop a comprehensive plan for the protection of insect pollinators, starting with a solid ban on Fipronil and other bee-harming substances.”.
In relation to Regulation(EU)No 472/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council, the Commission should develop procedures for the enhanced surveillance and management of possible new financial assistance programmes.
Commission should develop appropriate regulations to submit to the European Parliament and, if they are accepted, to be valid for each member state of the Union.
Communication up anddown the supply chain should be facilitated. The Commission should develop a system categorising brief general descriptions of uses taking into account the outcomes of the RIPs.
The Commission should develop practical guidelines on the complementarity of the programme with other union Programmes and sources of funding and on synergies between them.
In order to improve quality and reliability of data across the EU andin addition to common calculation methods existing for the three Directives concerned, the Commission should develop a common methodology for the collection of data and its processing.
The EESC therefore believes that the European Commission should develop specific programmes for faster social and economic convergence of the Western Balkans.
Furthermore, the Commission should develop large-scale IT systems using interlinked building blocks which can easily be reused, for example to pass completed work from one contractor to another.
Believes that, together with end-users robotics engineers, the research community andother stakeholders the Commission should develop a code of ethical conduct aimed at guiding robotics and artificial intelligence development activities;
Member States and the Commission should develop and implement specific measures aimed at greater participation in EMAS by organisations, in particular small organisations.
To ensure a level playing field and compliance with waste legislation andthe concept of the circular economy, the Commission should develop common standards for the treatment of WEEE, as mandated by Directive 2012/19/EU.
Considers that the Commission should develop the principles of safety and efficiency to improve access to high quality medicines in a safe and equitable way;
In order to prepare for the scenario where a political settlement leads to the end of the de facto division of the island, the Commission should develop a proposal for a programme to enable the whole country to benefit from EU funding following reunification.
In particular, the Commission should develop, together with Member States, optional model clauses or guidelines and examples of draft clauses that should, in principle, be avoided.
In the context of regionalisation andwith a view to encouraging Member States to have a more strategic approach during the preparation of programmes, the Commission should develop an analysis for each sea basin indicating the common strengths and weaknesses with regard to the achievement of the objectives of the CFP.
Firstly, the Commission should develop, as a matter of urgency, an EU strategy on the enforcement of the right to freedom of religion, including a list of measures against states which knowingly fail to protect religious minorities.
European reference networks are based on the voluntary participation of their members, but the Commission should develop criteria and conditions that the networks should be required to fulfill in order to receive support from the Commission. .
The Commission should develop guidelines to assist providers of online intermediation services and providers of online search engines in applying the ranking transparency requirements laid down by this Regulation.
Recommendation 3 Đ Implement a strategy for the transition from humanitarian to development assistance The Commission should develop and implement a transition strategy, with the final objective of handing over both humanitarian and non-humanitarian activities to the national authorities.
Therefore the Commission should develop a digital transformation plan for the industry to increase the competitiveness of the European economy, to enhance efficiency and to access untapped potential.
Conclusions and recommendations 47 Recommendation 1(a) The Commission should develop a database on irregularities, capable of providing a basis for a meaningful analysis of public procurement errors.
The Commission should develop this module and provide updates when needed, since the development of digital technologies is moving fast and any technological solution could rapidly become outdated in the light of new developments.
