Mr. John Bryden: Are you planning to take similar measures with regard to the high-end skilled employees who are not in the executive class, who are significantly and arguably underpaid in comparison with outside the civil service, and who, as a consequence, are going to take a hit if they're within the final three or four years of their employment before being pensionable?

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The Member States or the Commission or the applicant or holder of the marketing authorization may, in specific cases where the interests of the Community are involved, refer the matter to the Committee for the application of the procedure laid down in Article 36 before reaching a decision on a request for a marketing authorization or on the suspension or withdrawal of an authorization, or on any other variations to the terms of a marketing authorization which appears necessary, in particular to take account of the information collected in accordance with Title VII.

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This is because the marriage allowance is taken into account when calculating the pension payments of IKA employees so that women who qualified for a pension before 1st January 1989 or who took advantage of early retirement before this date continue to suffer discrimination compared to their male counterparts, as they did not qualify for a marriage allowance before this date.

However, as the marriage allowance is taken into account when calculating the pension payments of IKA employees, women who qualified for a pension before 1st January 1989 or who took advantage of early retirement before this date continue to suffer discrimination compared to their male counterparts, as they did not qualify for a marriage allowance before this date.