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This international legal framework should include.
The framework should include the following objectives.
Stresses that the institutional framework should include an ACP-EU JPA;
(63) The resolution framework should include procedural requirements to ensure that resolution actions are properly notified and made public.
Considers, therefore, that a future European institutional framework should include ineluctable European Pillars on political, economic, social and environmental rights;
This framework should include procedures for the analysis of the potential risks, the taking of measures based on the prevention and precautionary principles and the adoption of contingency plans where necessary.
In order to make the policy more effective, the design of the cross- compliance framework should include measures to identify and address the reasons why farmers do not comply with the rules.
The Community framework should include health rules on the placing on the market, intra-Community trade and importation of animal by-products, where appropriate.
MEPs insist that the framework should include consistent governance, with a robust dispute resolution mechanism.
The revised Framework should include a set of appropriate and practical provisions relating to this issue, together with the requirements for the cross-cutting measures on environmental protection.
Considers that the Energy Union governance framework should include objectives and reporting from Member States for energy poverty and that a toolbox of good practices should be developed;
The framework should include a limited set of goals, clear and inspiring, addressing not only quantitative targets, but also qualitative ones such as standards in education, nutrition, access to clean water and air.
Finally, 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 new framework should include actions which significantly increase the ability of people to participate in policy choices that affect them and to hold governments and other actors accountable for progress.
The resolution framework should include procedural requirements to ensure that resolution actions are properly notified and, subject to the limited exceptions laid down in this Directive, made public.
This international legal framework should include the main ILO conventions and the UN International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States.
This framework should include common elements, procedures and definitions for the future reorganisation and adjustment of individual directives so as to remove unnecessary red tape and shortcomings from the current legislative framework. .
This international legal framework should include the main ILO conventions and the UN International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States3.
This framework should include nuclear and transport inspection system to check the license or other permissive document in compliance with the applicable requirements and conditions, and to create the conditions of the applicable requirements and the means of enforcement, including effective sanctions.
This framework should include a system of inspection of nuclear facilities and transport to verify compliance with applicable requirements and conditions of the license or other authorization document, and create the means to enforce applicable requirements and conditions, including effective sanctions.
This international legal framework should include the main ILO conventions and the UN International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States, despite the fact that the EESC adopted an own-initiative opinion6 proposing that this be done.
This international legal framework should include the main ILO conventions and the UN International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of all Migrant Workers and Members of their Families, which has not yet been ratified by the EU Member States, despite the fact that the EESC adopted an own-initiative opinion20 proposing that this be done.
(5b) An effective and efficient framework should include the possibility for Member States to propose alternative dispute resolution mechanisms that take better account of the specific characteristics of small and medium-sized enterprises(‘SMEs') and can result in lower costs, less bureaucracy, more efficiency and the faster elimination of double taxation.
This international legal framework should include ILO conventions that have not yet been ratified by all Member States, such as ILO Convention 143 on migrant workers, ILO Convention 181 on private employment agencies to enhance and regulate the role of private placement agencies, as well as ILO Convention 189 on domestic workers to promote the improvement of working conditions in the domestic worker sector11.
Stresses that the new global framework should include the appropriate institutional architecture, addressing the main goals of poverty eradication, fighting inequalities and promotion of sustainable development, with clear guidelines for supervision of its implementation, and that this architecture should also address the complexities and the inter-linkages between the different parts of the future framework; .
The national budgetary frameworks should include the establishment and strengthening of the role of independent fiscal bodies and ensure the publication of transparent fiscal statistics.
To promote efficiency andreduce delays and costs, national preventive restructuring frameworks should include flexible procedures.