176 (1) No person shall produce any petroleum within a spacing unit in which there are two or more leases or two or more separately owned working interests unless a pooling agreement has been entered into in accordance with section 172 or in accordance with a pooling order made under section 173.

29. Calls on the Member States to make further efforts to provide the EU Emergency Response Coordination Centre with the resources and staff it needs; urges the Member States to coordinate their efforts in the Health Security Committee, with the involvement of the Commission, and emphasises the importance of further cooperation and exchanges of information on the pool of EU aid volunteers, which aims to provide an effective European response to disasters;

(2c) It is recognised practice to exchange all plant genetic resources for food and agriculture for the purposes of research, breeding and training under the terms and conditions of the Standard Material Transfer Agreement (SMTA) established under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA) as determined in the Memorandum of Understanding for the establishment of the European Genebank Integrated System (AEGIS); in accordance with Article 4.3 of the Nagoya Protocol, it is acknowledged that su ...[+++]ch a practice is supportive of, and does not run counter to, the objectives of the Convention and the Nagoya Protocol.

(2c) It is recognised practice to exchange all plant genetic resources for food and agriculture for research, breeding and training purposes under the terms and conditions of the Standard Material Transfer Agreement (SMTA) established under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA) as determined in the Memorandum of Understanding for the establishment of the European Genebank Integrated System (AEGIS); in accordance with Article 4.3 of the Nagoya Protocol, it is acknowledged that such a pr ...[+++]actice is supportive of, and does not run counter to, the objectives of the Convention and the Nagoya Protocol.

10. Welcomes the directives on procurement and transfers, which aim to increase competition and transparency and facilitate technology transfer; encourages, on the basis of pooling and sharing of initiatives, greater consolidation of demand through joint RT projects or through bundling of demand for shared capabilities, taking into account the concerns of the defence industry, including SMEs, and recognising that it is not always economically efficient or feasible for the defence industries of each Member State to act entirely on their own; asks the Commission to support the defence industrial and technological ...[+++]base by establishing a procedure for Community preference due to the specificities of certain defence equipment for which it is important to maintain strategic autonomy and operational sovereignty; notes that on the supply side, less competitive companies that cannot implement an export-led growth strategy should pursue portfolio diversification from defence goods towards civil security or dual use of goods, although some degree of supply consolidation is unavoidable;

25. Third, with respect to the ‘pooling of procurement’, such as in the A400M programme, highlights the potential benefits of joint procurement in terms of economies of scale, building a viable industrial base, interoperability, and subsequent possibilities of pooling and sharing in in-service support, maintenance and training; deplores the fact that these benefits are often lost due to differences in requirements and work-share agreements as in the case of the Eurofighter programme; in order to realise fully the potential savings, stresses the importance of maintaining a common ...[+++] configuration of jointly procured equipment through its entire life cycle in order to facilitate joint in-service support; invites the Member States also to consider the pooling of outsourced services;