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Changes introduced by the Council.
For the above-mentioned reasons the Commission can accept these changes introduced by the Council.
Changes introduced by the Council in the common position.
Nevertheless the Commission notes that several of the Parliament's amendments have been taken on board in part or in principle, and many of the changes introduced by the Council strengthen or clarify the Commission's original proposal, without undermining the principles behind it.
A number of changes introduced by the Council help clarify the proposal.
Despite a consequent improvement of the original Proposal on many aspects, some of the changes introduced by the Council, especially with regard to the questions of explicit consent and of exports of GM commodities, do alter the coherence of the Proposal with other pieces of Community legislation.
Several changes introduced by the Council are merely technical details and they can all be accepted by the Commission.
The changes introduced by the Council's Common Position are acceptable to the Commission, exceptthe removal of"import quotas", the availability of which the Commission would insist upon.
The changes introduced by the Council in their common position and the changes in this amendment are in line with the original Commission proposal and part of the compromise between EP and Council. .
Not all changes introduced by the Council are consistent with the objectives of the Commission's proposal, in particular with regard to resource-efficiency, the need to recover secondary raw materials, and the need to reduce unnecessary administrative burdens.
Despite the changes introduced by the Council, the core principles of the Commission proposal, namely the abolition of the apostille requirement, the simplification of formalities concerning translations and certified copies and the use of the IMI as a system of cooperation between Member States to fight against fraud, are preserved.