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The framework should cover, in an integrated fashion.
For the Single Market to work in practice,its legal framework should be of the highest quality at both EU and national level.
A framework should therefore have a binding character.
Council Resolution of 28 June 1990(90/Cl66/02) underlined the need to use the CEPT mechanisms to resolve frequency allocation matters in the ITU andrecognized the CEPT framework should be used to prepare common positions.
This new framework should be based on the following principles.
The early intervention and resolution measures must give authorities a wide range of options and,subject to the triggers, the framework should not be prescriptive as to which measures are used in a particular case.
Such a framework should also be extended to other industry sectors.
Although the implementation of the most economically feasible security infrastructure for payment services is a task and a responsibility primarily belonging to the payment industry,the New Legal Framework should address the issue of legal security of the payment environment.
The framework should have four components: education, employment, Retirement and Disability.
As well as common principles, the future Community framework should establish a mechanism allowing subsidiarity to be applied according to functional43 as well as territorial criteria.
Such a framework should allow flexibility at a national level while facilitating coherence at EU level.
As explained in more detail inthe Communication on'Prospects for the internal gas and electricity market'34 this framework should provide a platform for undertaking monitoring and analyses on the existing and future developments of networks in each energy area that improves the transmission capacities between Member States on a regional basis.
The framework should be based on the individual responsibility of countries to take action, coupled with partnership between all countries and stakeholders.
Furthermore, the framework should be applied to other highly competitive and shrinking industrial sectors.
The framework should deal with prevention, detection and education issues in addition to law enforcement and punishment.
As will be explained later, the framework should contain such minimum requirements for all the individual links in the supply chain and specific technical rules where warranted.
The Framework should stipulate that this type of aid and the resources allocated to it must be restricted to European shipbuilders.
It is also suggested that the framework should include provisions on cost calculation and rules on granting special or exclusive rights for the provision of a service of general interest.
The Framework should be a flexible instrument capable of developing further as a result of practical experience, at both European and national levels.
If Parliament considers that this framework should be changed, it will have the opportunity to say so loud and clear next year, as it will be given the opportunity to voice its opinion during the revision of the directive.
Such a framework should create regulatory certainty and incorporate a reasonable rate of return on those investments, at least covering their cost of capital.
However, it was obvious to me that this framework should be clear and precise and, above all, that it should not stop investment by European telecom companies, which face stiff competition from the American and Asian markets.
The framework should cover the taking and landing of fisheries resources as well as the operation of fishing gears and the interaction of fishing activities with marine ecosystems.
The Commission considers that the framework should include provision for a temporary stay on rights to close out netting where authorities transfer relevant contracts as part of a resolution measure, and will consult with experts on the details of such a provision.
The framework should be coherent with existing internationally-agreed goals and targets, such as on climate change, biodiversity, disaster risk reduction, and social protection floors.
In principle, a well designed resolution framework should oblige a resolution authority to resolve ailing entities at the lowest economic and social cost, in compliance with the relevant Treaty provisions including state aid rules.
Such a framework should allow fair access between the suppliers of services to port activities and would represent an essential asset for the development of the ports.
In the Commission's view,the key elements of a new 2030 climate and energy framework should comprise a Greenhouse gas reduction target at EU level which is shared equitably among the Member States in the form of binding national targets; a reform of the Emissions Trading System; an EU level target for the share of renewable energy and a new European governance process for energy and climate policies based on Member State plans for competitive, secure and sustainable energy.
The GMES framework should serve to federate user requirements at a European level, to gather sufficient critical mass and to better use existing infrastructures and systems.
Therefore, the framework should also be implemented at national level through measures directed towards this objective.