ddrg/super_eurlex huggingface dataset:
3.7.74 OfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommunities NoL180/33
COMMISSION
Estimateofsupplyofanddemandforbeefandvealintheprocessingindustry
fortheperiodfrom1Julyto30September1974
(74/321/EEC)
THECOMMISSION OFTHEEUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES ,
HavingregardtotheTreatyestablishingtheEuropean
EconomicCommunity ;
HavingregardtoCouncil'Regulation (EEC)No
805/680of27June1968onthecommonorganiza­
tionofthemarketinbeefandveal,aslastamended
byRegulation (EEC)No187/73(2),andinparticular
Article14(2)thereof;
Whereasthetonnageappearinginthisestimateisin
accordancewiththeOpinionoftheManagement
CommitteeforBeefandVeal,
HASADOPTED THISESTIMATE :
On11December 1973,theCounciladopted,pursuant
toArticle14(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No805/68,an
estimateofsupplyofanddemandforbeefandvealin
theprocessingindustryfortheperiod1Januaryto31
December 1974(').Thiswasbasedonanestimateof
Communitysuppliesofmeatofthequalityandtype
ofcutsuitableforindustrialtise—called'meatfor
processing'—andofindustrialneeds,includingthe
needsofindustriesproducingthepreservedmeats
listedinArticle 1(c)ofthesameRegulationand
whichdonotcontaincharacteristiccomponentsother
thanbeefandjelly.Forsometimeconsiderableuncertaintyhascharacter­
izedthemarketforbeefandveal.Thishasledto
large-scaleintervention buyingandalsospecial
measurestoalleviateaworseningofthesituation.
Inspiteofcertainmeasureswhichhavebeentakenon
theCommunitymarketregardingbothimportsand
exports,thismarketsituationhasremainedpractically
unchanged ;alsothestocksofmeatinintervention
haverisenconsiderablyandriskbeingaburdenon
themarket.Thesequantitiescouldincidentallycover
theneedsoftheprocessingindustryforacertain
period.
Conclusion
Inviewoftheabove,itisnecessarytofixthequantity
tobeimported,offrozenmeatforprocessing,inthe
frameworkofthequarterlyestimatelaiddownin
Article14(2),lastindentofRegulation (EEC)No
805/68atzerofortheperiodof1Julyto30
September1974.
DoneatBrussels,2July1974.
FortheCommission
ThePresident
Francois-Xavier ORTOLI
(>)0|NoL148,2«.6.1968,p.24.
(-')O'lNoL25,30.1.1973,p.23.
PO'lNoL356,27.12.1973,p.83.
Corrigendum to the communication on the application of Article 27 of the Sixth Council Directive 85/369/EEC of 17 May 1977 on value added tax

(Official Journal of the European Communities No L 199 of 31 July 1985)

Page 60:

1.2 // for: // 'tax evasion', // read: // 'tax avoidance'.
EN Official Journal of the European Union L 362/16

Information regarding the date from which Article 1(34) and (35) of Council Regulation (EC) No 422/2004 amending Regulation (EC) No 40/94 on the Community trade mark shall apply

Article 1(34) and (35) of Council Regulation (EC) No 422/2004 of 19 February 2004 amending Regulation (EC) No 40/94 on the Community trade mark shall apply from the date of entry into force of Commission Regulation (EC) No 2082/2004 of 6 December 2004 (1) amending Regulation (EC) No 216/96 laying down the rules of procedure of the Boards of Appeal of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs).

(1) OJ L 360, 7.12.2004, p. 8.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 20 November 1974 on the management of quantitative cereal supplies intended for the Community

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

desiring to achieve improved management of quantitative supplies of cereal imports into the Community, in particular maize, and to facilitate information on current and future imports;

AGREES,

on the need to improve the availability of statistical data by closer collaboration between the Commission and the Member States.
DECISION No 89 of 20 March 1973 concerning the interpretation of Article 16 (1) and (2) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 relating to persons employed by diplomatic missions and consular posts

THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS,

Having regard to Article 81 (a) of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 under which it is given the responsibility for dealing with all questions of interpretation arising from this Regulation and from Regulation (EEC) No 574/72;

Whereas the words'persons employed by'used in Article 16 (1) and (2) of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 could give rise to various interpretations, thus making it necessary to give them a uniform scope;

Whereas Article 14 (1) of Regulation No 3 covered employed persons or persons treated as such, regardless of nationality, employed in diplomatic or consular posts or in the personal service of officials in such posts;

Whereas a restrictive interpretation of Article 16 of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 would result in the abolition of the right of option previously enjoyed by employed persons and persons treated as such employed in diplomatic missions and consular posts who are nationals of the accrediting Member State or of the sending Member State;

Acting in accordance with the provisions of Article 80 (3) of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

1. The provisions of Article 16 (1) and (2) of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 shall apply to all workers, other than civil servants and persons treated as such mentioned in Article 2 (3) of the said Regulation, who are employed in diplomatic missions and consular posts or are in the service of officials in such missions and posts.

2. This Decision shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities. It shall be applicable in the six original Member States from 1 October 1972 and, in accordance with the Treaty of Accession, from 1 April 1973 in the three new Member States.

The Chairman of the Administrative Commission

J. DONIS
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 17 December 1974 on a Community action programme on the rational utilization of energy

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Having noted that, in its communication to the Council entitled "Rational Utilization of Energy", the Commission has drawn up a Community action programme in this field;

Whereas, in its resolution of 17 September 1974, the Council recorded its agreement to the objective of "reducing the rate of growth of internal consumption by measures for using energy rationally and economically without jeopardizing social and economic growth objectives";

Having regard to the Council resolution of 17 December 1974 on the objectives of the Community energy policy;

Having regard to the new situation prevailing on the world energy market and, in particular, the rise in the prices of energy resources;

Whereas more rational utilization of energy is intended to improve energy performance by reducing losses and gradually eliminating non-essential consumption;

Whereas such action could contribute towards reducing the growth of the Community's energy demand without, however, jeopardizing economic and social growth objectives;

Whereas it is necessary for the Member States and the Commission to exchange information on the experience acquired and the measures planned at national and Community levels concerning the rational utilization of energy in order to ensure that they are coordinated and, as far as is necessary, harmonized;

Whereas the Commission forwarded to the Council on 5 August 1974 a communication entitled "Energy for Europe : Research and Development'; 1. Adopts the objective of reducing the medium-to-long-term growth rate of energy consumption for the Community as a whole in order to achieve, by 1985, a level of consumption which is 15 % lower than the figure anticipated for that date in the Commission's initial estimates drawn up in January 1973, while bearing in mind that this figure could differ according to the particular situation of each Member State;

2. Reserves the right to fix special objectives for shorter-term energy savings in the light of circumstances and acting on a proposal from the Commission;

3. Takes note of the measures defined in the aforementioned action programme for attaining the objective referred to in paragraph 1 above;

4. Takes note of the procedure proposed for implementing this programme;

5. Invites the Commission to report back to it, at regular intervals, on both the situation in the Member States and progress towards the Community objective;

6. Takes note of the Commission's intention of bringing together a "Steering and Coordinating Committee for the Rational Utilization of Energy" composed of national experts of the Member States. The members of this Committee will exchange information and hold consultations on the experience acquired concerning the rational utilization of energy and on the broad outlines of the measures proposed in this field;

7. Notes that the Commission will submit appropriate proposals to the Council.
JOINT DECLARATION by the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission

THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL AND THE COMMISSION,

Whereas the Treaties establishing the European Communities are based on the principle of respect for the law;

Whereas, as the Court of Justice has recognized, that law comprises, over and above the rules embodied in the treaties and secondary Community legislation, the general principles of law and in particular the fundamental rights, principles and rights on which the constitutional law of the Member States is based;

Whereas, in particular, all the Member States are Contracting Parties to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms signed in Rome on 4 November 1950,

HAVE ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING DECLARATION:

1. The European Parliament, the Council and the Commission stress the prime importance they attach to the protection of fundamental rights, as derived in particular from the constitutions of the Member States and the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

2. In the exercise of their powers and in pursuance of the aims of the European Communities they respect and will continue to respect these rights.

Done at Luxembourg on the fifth day of April in the year one thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven.

For the European Parliament

E. COLOMBO

For the Council

D. OWEN

For the Commission

R. JENKINS
22.7.77 Official  Journal  of the European  Communities No C 174/1 
I 
(Information) 
COMMISSION 
Industrial  loans  at reduced  rates  which  might  be granted  by the  Commission  of the 
European  Communities  under  the  first  paragraph  of Article  54  of the  Treaty 
establishing  the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community 
The first  paragraph  of Article  54 of the  Treaty 
establishing  the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community 
permits  the  Commission  to  grant  loans  to 
undertakings  coming  under  Article  80 to finance 
investments  falling  within  the  scope  of the  general 
objectives  laid  down  in Article  46.  Such  loans  are 
normally  granted  by the Commission  at cost. 
The Commission  reserves  the right  to award  interest 
subsidies,  to the  extent  that  the  means  available 
permit  this,  in respect  of some  of the  loans  for 
investments  of greatest  interest  for restructuring  and 
re-establishing  long-term  competitiveness  for  the 
Community's  iron  and  steel  industry. 
In assessing  the  contribution  which  an investment 
makes  to the  attainment  of these  objectives  the 
Commission  will  take  account  of  all  the 
circumstances  and  factors  surrounding  and 
characterizing  the operation: 
(a) the  scale  of  the  modernization  and/or 
restructuring  effects  of the  investment;  this  may 
be reflected  in: 
— the  closure  of  one  or  more  stages  of 
production,  and — an appreciable  reduction  in the  number  of 
production  units  operating  at any  of these 
stages; 
(b) location  of the  investment  in an area  where  the 
level  of economic  activity  and  employment  is 
largely  determined  by the iron  and  steel  industry; 
(c) the  measures  undertaken  and  carried  out  in 
parallel  by the  undertaking,  or by the  group  of 
which  it is a member,  in an attempt  to create 
fresh  activities  that  may  facilitate  the 
re-employment  of redundant  workers  or  of 
workers  about  to be made  redundant; 
(d) the  implementation  of joint  investments  by a 
number  of undertakings,  with  similar  investments 
possibly  being  staggered  over  time. 
This  communication  does  not  affect  either  the 
arrangements  for  loans  at special  rates  of interest 
which  apply  for  financing  moderate-rent  housing  or 
the arrangements  for loans  at reduced  rates  provided 
for in the  communication  of 18 June  1970  (1), as 
amended  by the  communication  of 25 November 
1974  (*). 
(l) OJ No C 73, 18. 6. 1970,  p. 20. 
n OJ  No C 146,  25. 11. 1974,  p. 1.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 11 September 1979 on a Community action promoting microelectronic technology

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Whereas, in order to meet in particular the requirements of the systematic Community programme provided for in the Council resolution of 15 July 1974 on a Community policy on data processing (1) Europe must possess technologies of the most advanced type;

Whereas the timely application of the latest microelectronic component technology is of critical importance to the development of European industry as a whole;

Whereas dependence on external sources of supply of equipment, materials and technology in this field can delay the introduction of new products and render large parts of European industry uncompetitive;

Whereas the ability to apply microelectronic technology in a wide range of industries is linked to the availability of innovative engineers and technicians trained in the new technologies;

Whereas advanced computer-aided design and testing facilities will be essential to a wide range of industries;

Whereas major investments are needed to develop and make available in time the technologies and tools which could enable European industry to meet the competition of the most advanced products in 1985;

believing that these aims can be achieved only with the help of the main industrial users, suppliers and other experts throughout Europe,

INVITES THE COMMISSION TO:

1. examine the possibilities and methods of coordinating national projects in this sector and,

2. in the light of this examination to submit to it before 11 March 1980, specific projects at Community level, which the Council undertakes to act on as soon as possible. Such projects must comply with the following criteria: (a) implementation of the project at Community level must have economic or technical advantages over implementation at national level;

(b) the project must be jointly proposed by undertakings, research bodies or users from several Member States;

(1) OJ No C 86, 20.7.1974, p. 1. 3. examine, as a matter of priority, the following areas: (a) the development in the Community of the production of advanced equipment and methods needed to realize a leading European capability in microelectronic technology;

(b) further education with a view to increasing the number and mobility of engineers and technicians specialized in the new technology and its application;

(c) the development, with the aid of computers, of harmonized systems for the design and testing of VLSI components accessible to a broad span of European industries.

For the Council

The President

Ray Mc SHARRY
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 22 July 1980 on the protection of layer hens in cages

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Whereas the keeping of layer hens in cages is the most widely used means of egg production in the Community and makes a very large contribution to the high productivity of this sector;

Whereas, however, this means of housing may, in certain cases, lead to unnecessary and excessive suffering on the part of the animal ; whereas this risk justifies the adoption of appropriate measures;

Whereas the national laws at present in force in the field of the protection of intensively housed animals present differences which may distort conditions of competition and in consequence have a direct effect on the functioning of the common market;

Whereas there is therefore a need to establish priority parameters and define common minimum requirements satisfactory from the point of view of animal protection, social ethics and health and economically appropriate in all intensive housing systems ; whereas it is necessary for this purpose, as a first step, to envisage the establishment of Community measures in order to ensure the protection of layer hens in cages ; whereas, however, when adopting such measures it will be necessary to provide for a period of adaptation for their implementation;

Whereas, to provide the basis for further Community measures, the studies on poultry welfare must be continued, not only as regards the keeping of poultry in cages but also in possible alternative systems of housing,

HAS AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

That the keeping of layer hens in cages must be subject to compliance with minimum standards and criteria established in order to ensure the protection of these animals;

That appropriate rules for this purpose should be adopted by the Council, acting on a proposal from the Commission, before 1 November 1981;

INVITES THE COMMISSION:

To submit, in good time, a report and, before 1 July 1981, proposals for achieving this objective, taking the economic implications into account in an appropriate manner;

To pursue its studies on the welfare of layer hens kept in the various systems of housing.
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FORWARD ESTIMATE FOR THE 1980/81 WINE-GROWING YEAR

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,

HAVING REGARD TO THE TREATY ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY ,

HAVING REGARD TO COUNCIL REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 337/79 OF 5 FEBRUARY 1979 ON THE COMMON ORGANIZATION OF THE MARKET IN WINE ( 1 ) , AS LAST AMENDED BY REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 2930/80 ( 2 ) , AND IN PARTICULAR ARTICLE 5 ( 4 ) THEREOF ,

WHEREAS ARTICLE 5 ( 4 ) OF REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 337/79 STIPULATES THAT EACH YEAR A FORWARD ESTIMATE MUST BE DRAWN UP ORDER TO DETERMINE THE RESOURCES AND ASSESS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY , INCLUDING FORESEEABLE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS TO THIRD COUNTRIES ;

WHEREAS THE FORWARD ESTIMATE MAY BE DRAWN UP IN PARTICULAR ON THE BASIS OF INFORMATION COLLECTED AND COMMUNICATED TO THE COMMISSION BY THE MEMBER STATES IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMMISSION REGULATION NO 134 ON THE DECLARATION OF WINE HARVESTS AND STOCKS ( 3 ) , AS AMENDED BY REGULATION ( EEC ) NO 1136/70 ( 4 ) ;

WHEREAS THE MEASURES PROVIDED FOR IN THIS ESTIMATE ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OPINION OF THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE FOR WINE ,

HAS ADOPTED THIS ESTIMATE :

THE FORWARD ESTIMATE FOR THE 1980/81 WINE-GROWING YEARS IS SHOWN IN THE ANNEX IN THE COLUMNS RELATING TO THAT YEAR .

( 1 ) OJ NO L 54 , 5 . 3 . 1979 , P . 1 .

( 2 ) OJ NO L 305 , 14 . 11 . 1980 , P . 1 .

( 3 ) OJ NO 111 , 6 . 11 . 1962 , P . 2604/62 .

( 4 ) OJ NO L 134 , 19 . 6 . 1970 , P . 4 .

TABLE : SEE O.J .
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REPORT OF THE COURT OF AUDITORS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1980

1 . THIS REPORT DEALS WITH THE FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OF THE ECSC OTHER THAN THOSE RELATING TO REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE NATURE , FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1980 . IT HAS BEEN DRAWN UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 78 ( F ) ( 5 ) OF THE TREATY ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY AS AMENDED BY ARTICLE 8 OF THE TREATY OF 22 JULY 1975 AMENDING CERTAIN FINANCIAL PROVISIONS OF THE TREATIES ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES AND OF THE TREATY ESTABLISHING A SINGLE COUNCIL AND A SINGLE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES . IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE PROVISIONS , THE REPORT COVERS THE REGULARITY OF THE ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS AND THE REGULARITY OF THE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF THE HIGH AUTHORITY RELATING TO THESE OPERATIONS , WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE . THE LATTER IS INCLUDED IN THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COURT OF AUDITORS ON THE GENERAL BUDGET OF THE COMMUNITIES .

2 . THE COURT OF AUDITORS HAS EXAMINED THE ACCOUNTS OF THE ECSC TOGETHER WITH THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ADOPTED AT 31 DECEMBER 1980 . THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WERE EXAMINED ON THE BASIS OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE COMMISSION'S PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL DIRECTIVE CONCERNING THE ANNUAL ACCOUNTS OF BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS . ALTHOUGH THIS PROPOSAL HAS NOT YET BEEN ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL , THE COMMISSION - IN AGREEMENT WITH THE COURT - CONSIDERED IT USEFUL TO FOLLOW THE PROPOSAL IN DRAWING UP THE ANNUAL ACCOUNTS OF THE ECSC SINCE THE LATTER HAS ACTIVITIES COMPARABLE TO THOSE OF A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION .

3 . IN THE OPINION OF THE COURT THE 1980 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS GIVE A TRUE AND FAIR VIEW OF THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY AT 31 DECEMBER 1980 AND OF THE RESULT OF ITS OPERATIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON THAT DATE . THE PRESENTATION OF THE ANNUAL ACCOUNTS HAS BEEN CHANGED FROM THAT OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR TO CONFORM WITH THE PRESENTATION REQUIRED BY THE PROPOSAL FOR A EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DIRECTIVE CONCERNING THE ANNUAL ACCOUNTS OF BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS .

THE VALUATION RULES APPLIED HAVE REMAINED THE SAME AS IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR , EXCEPT FOR THE CHANGE EXPLAINED IN NOTE B OF THE ANNEX , WITH WHICH THE COURT IS IN AGREEMENT AND WHICH CONCERNS THE TREATMENT OF CONVERSION DIFFERENCES .

LUXEMBOURG , 30 JUNE 1981 .

M . MURPHY

PRESIDENT

P . GAUDY

MEMBER
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COUNCIL RESOLUTION

OF 26 MARCH 1981

ON THE COUNCIL'S PROCEEDINGS ON TRANSPORT UP TO THE END OF 1983

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,

HAVING REGARD TO THE TREATY ESTABLISHING THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY ,

WHEREAS THE PERIOD COVERED BY THE WORKING PROGRAMME FOR PRIORITY SUBJECTS SUBMITTED BY THE COMMISSION , OF WHICH THE COUNCIL TOOK NOTE IN 1977 , EXPIRED ON 31 DECEMBER 1980 ;

WHEREAS THE COMMISSION , IN ITS COMMUNICATION TO THE COUNCIL OF 24 OCTOBER 1980 , SUBMITTED A DRAFT RESOLUTION CONTAINING A COUNCIL WORKING PROGRAMME UP TO THE END OF 1983 ( 1 ) ;

CONSIDERING THE OPINION DELIVERED BY THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ON 13 MARCH 1981 ( 2 ) , AND THE INTERIM OPINION DELIVERED BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE ON 26 FEBRUARY 1981 ( 3 ) ;

WHEREAS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMMON TRANSPORT POLICY , WHICH IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE COMMON MARKET , MUST BE BASED ON HARMONIOUS DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IN THE VARIOUS SPHERES OF TRANSPORT ;

WHEREAS IT SEEMS APPROPRIATE TO DRAW UP A BALANCED LIST OF PRIORITY TOPICS FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS ;

WHEREAS THIS LIST COULD USEFULLY COVER A FURTHER THREEYEAR PERIOD , UP TO THE END OF 1983 ;

WHEREAS THE COMPILING OF SUCH A LIST IS WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR ;

WHEREAS THE LISTING OF PRIORITY SUBJECTS SHOULD CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMON TRANSPORT POLICY TAKING ACCOUNT OF THE INTERESTS OF USERS , CARRIERS AND TRANSPORT WORKERS WITH DUE REGARD FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST , AND TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS ;

CONSIDERING THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF RELATIONS WITH THIRD COUNTRIE IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR ;

APPROVES THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CHIEF PRIORITIES FOR THE PERIOD UP TO THE END OF 1983 , THE ORDER IN WHICH THE SUBJECTS ARE LISTED BEING UNRELATED TO ANY ORDER OF PRIORITY :

- IMPROVING THE SITUATION OF THE RAILWAY ,

- CONTINUING MEASURES TO HARMONIZE CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION ,

- IMPLEMENTING MEASURES IN THE FIELD OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ,

- DEVELOPING COMBINED FORMS OF TRANSPORT ,

- FACILITATING FRONTIER CROSSING ,

- IMPROVING THE OPERATION OF THE TRANSPORT MARKET , PARTICULARLY IN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT ,

- IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY OF TRANSPORT ,

- BETTERING SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN THE TRANSPORT FIELD ,

- CONTINUING THE WORK IN HAND ON SEA AND AIR TRANSPORT , IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONCLUSIONS REACHED BY THE COUNCIL AT ITS PREVIOUS MEETINGS ,

- SOLVING THE PROBLEMS LIKELY TO ARISE IN CONNECTION WITH THE TRANSIT OF INTRA-COMMUNITY TRANSPORT VIA THIRD COUNTRIES .

TAKES NOTE OF THE LIST ANNEXED TO THE DRAFT RESOLUTION SUBMITTED BY THE COMMISSION , AND STATES THAT IT WILL ENDEAVOUR TO TAKE THESE PROPOSALS INTO ACCOUNT AS FAR AS POSSIBLE .

( 1 ) OJ NO C 294 , 13 . 11 . 1980 , P . 6 .

( 2 ) DOC . 5430/81 ASSRE 65 TRANS 46 .

( 3 ) DOC . CES 247/81 .