Examples of using Directive on access in English and their translations into Danish
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The Directive on access to justice is problematic in many ways.
Let me begin by commenting firstly on the proposed directive on access to justice.
Proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive on access to, and interconnection of, electronic communications networks and associated facilities.
In the meantime, the Commission is considering options for preparing a draft directive on access to media ownership.
Mr President, on my own behalf and that of many of my group colleagues,I should first like to focus on the Directive on access to justice.
The proposal submitted to us is aimed at amending the directive on access to the occupation of road transport operator.
The Commission's proposal for a Directive on access to the market in the field ofground handling facilities at airports,' pres"nted in December 1994, represents a steptowards greater liberalization of the air transport sector.
Donnay(UPE), in writing.-(FR) The proposal submit ted to us is aimed at amending the directive on access to the occupation of road transport operator.
The proposal for a directive on access to justice aims to implement the third pillar of the Århus Convention by establishing minimum requirements for access to administrative or judicial proceedings in environmental matters.
FR Madam President,I also wished to vote for the report by my colleague, Mrs Grossetête, on the directive on access to cross-border healthcare.
From 1 January 1999(the date laid down by the Council directive on access to the groundhandling market 0), a second supplier of ramp services will start operating.
In our view, it is sufficient on its own,which is why we have tabled a motion to reject the directive on access to justice.
Opinion CdR 15/96 on the Proposal for a Council Directive on access to the groundhandling market at Community airports COM(94) 590 final- own-initiative Rapporteur: Mr Kurth Germany.
A5-0189/2004, by Mrs Schörling,on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive on access to justice in environmental matters.
The Commission has still not adopted the proposal for a Directive on access to justice in environmental matters, even though the last quarter of the year is already upon us, which means the proposal is six months late.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to thank the House andthe Conciliation Committee for their work in relation to the proposal for a Directive on access to the port services market.
Common Position(EC) No 36/2001 adopted by the Council with a view to adopting a European Parliament and Council directive on access to, and interconnection of, electronic communications networks and associated facilities(access directive) OJ C 337, 30.11.2001.
Just as with the first directive on access to environmental information, the third reading has now taken into account the result of conciliation, which represents Parliament's position very clearly, and which meets the minimum requirement in the Århus Convention fully and even goes beyond it.
There is no doubt that a key question in all of this will be the Directive on access to the electricity network for renewable energy sources.
Mr President, our debate is being held in the aftermath of the mass unemployment demonstration by dockworkers held yesterday in all the ports of the Member States with a great deal of success,sending a perfectly clear message to withdraw this directive on access to port services.
We also need to keep up the pressure on the Council to unblock the horizontal directive on access to goods and services, covering, among other things, age discrimination.
The proposal for a directive on access to justice in environmental matters and for a regulation to apply the Århus Convention to the Community institutions and bodies will allow the Community to complete the package of legislative instruments aimed at effective implementation of the Århus Convention.
A5-0061/2001 by Mr Brunetta, on behalf of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy,on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive on access to, and interconnection of, electronic communications networks and associated facilities[COM(2000) 384- C5-0433/2000- 2000/0186(COD)];
Air transport: the Council agrees the proposal for a Directive on access to the groundhandling market at Community airports(-> point 1.3.119) and the Commission adopts a proposal for a Council Regulation on air carrier liability in case of air accidents(-> point 1.3.120).
President.- The next item is the recommendation for second reading(A4-0229/96) on behalf of the Committee on Transport and Tourism,on the common position established by the Council with a view to the adoption of a Council Directive on access to the grqundhandling market at Community airports(C4-0220/96-94/0325(SYN)) rapporteur: Mr Seal.
Lastly, I regret the failure of the Council to reach agreement on the related draft Directive on Access to Justice, as endorsed by the EP with amendments on 31 March 2004, and I urge the Council and the Commission to redouble their efforts on this particular initiative.
With regard to the question posed by the last speaker on the proposed directive on access to justice, the Commission stresses that the ratification by the Community of the Aarhus Convention prior to the adoption of the directive on access to justice does not imply that the directive is no longer useful or opportune.
Report by Mrs Veil on the Commission proposal to the Council(COM(83)720 final) for a directive on access to the occupation of carrier of goods by waterway in national and international transport and on the mutual recognition of diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications for this occupation pation.
In addition to adopting directives on access to information and on public participation, it has made significant progress, especially with the proposal for a regulation on the application of the Aarhus Convention to Community agencies.