Examples of using Draft communication in English and their translations into Romanian
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Gist of the draft Communication from the Commission.
March 2012- June 2012:Public consultation on draft Communication.
The draft communication makes clear that pilot projects are exempt from the tests.
This second round of consultation invites comments on the new draft Communication.
Does paragraph 44(5) of the draft Communication refer to distribution aid or production aid?
Following that, by September, the Commission will prioritise andorganise ideas in order to prepare the draft communication on the strategy and the accompanying action plan.
Does paragraph 44(6) of the draft Communication propose to rule out aid for post-production and principal photography?
Since transmedia or cross-media projects are inevitably linked to theproduction of a film, the film production component is considered to be an audiovisual work within the scope of the draft Communication.
The sentence in the draft Communication attempts to clarify the corresponding sentence in the 2001 Communication. .
The EESC is therefore calling for revisions and additions to the draft communication, as detailed in 4.3, to include specific sections on.
In addition, the draft Communication proposes the following regressive schedule if the aided film is not a European work.
However, contrary to example 3,the Commission would not approve the local film support scheme unless the Member State reduces the territorial spending obligation to fit within the'100% of the aid amount' territorial criterion of the draft Communication.
The definition included in the draft Communication is based on the definition of a European film in the MEDIA 2007 programme.
The draft Communication should have referred to an official language of Member States or regions, not to the national language of Member States.
An Inter-Service Group was established, and the draft communication with its annexes was discussed extensively on a number of occasions.
The draft Communication published today is based on the proposals made in the issues paper and the contributions received in the first round of public consultation.
European Commission has launched a public consultation on the Draft Communication on State aid to promote important projects of common European interest.
However, the draft Communication proposes that this could be a proportionate exception to the general principles in view of the highly mobile nature of film production.
The external evaluation of the SFA highlights positive results, as stated in the draft Communication on the Biennial Report on the Special Framework of Assistance for traditional ACP suppliers of bananas.
The draft Communication therefore recommends Member States not to impose unnecessary limitations on the distribution and marketing of an audiovisual work as a condition for supporting it.
Consequently, the scheme meets the territorial spending criterion of the draft Communication, even though it includes a territorial spending obligation, and the Commission would declare it compatible with the internal market.
A draft Communication strategy is being discussed at working group level promoting measures for improving the public image of the judiciary and its relations with mass media.
Regarding paragraph 44(2) of the draft Communication, what would it happen with films originated in countries with more than one official language?
The draft communication clarifies that public broadcasters shall provide audiovisual services on all media platforms while leaving private operators sufficient incentives to stay in the market.
In addition, as for all film and TV production support schemes, the draft Communication states that the Member State may still require that up to 100% of the aid amount is spent on goods and services originating in its territory.
In this case, the draft Communication allows the scheme to require that up to 100% of the aid amount(ie, up to 50% of the production budget) is spent on goods and services provided by local companies.
This is stated in paragraph 42 of the draft Communication:"aid schemes must not…unduly limit the freedom of aid beneficiaries to acquire goods and services anywhere in the internal market".
The draft Communication sets out a specific rule for audiovisual support schemes in which the aid amount is calculated on the basis of the production expenditure in a given territory, such as film tax incentives.
To allow film-related expertise to build up in the EU, the draft Communication proposes a special exception: that a film support scheme could refuse to support films which will not spend at least 100% of the aid amount locally(eligibility criterion).
He considered that the new draft Communication already took into account many of the concerns expressed by member states but he was willing to resume consultations in January, and stressed the need for rapid progress.