If knowing all of the warnings and that all of the information is available to them, that all of the education programs have been available to them, and they're now 18 or 20 years of age and decide, notwithstanding all of that, they want to smoke, in the same way they know there's a risk driving a car or having a drink, the question to be asked is, “What is the state's role in prohibiting an individual from that process, as long as the state also recognizes that what they're doing is a legal process?”

3. The Commission shall ensure that sufficient spectrum is made available under harmonised conditions and in harmonised bands for public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) and to take actions to support the development of safety services and the free circulation of related devices as well as the development of innovative interoperable solutions for PPDR.

50. Notes that, to tackle the climate challenge, substantial investments in energy infrastructure will be needed before 2020 and beyond, including investment in the upgrading of Europe's energy networks, a truly European, smart energy super-grid, green corridors, interconnections, completing the Galileo project, green technology, e-health, the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) programme and free and equitable access to ICT and broadband; further points out that it is essential to complete the internal energy market and to encourage Member States to implement rapidly the third energy package in order to stimulate economic growth, ...[+++]market opening and the improvement of consumer rights and to enhance the EU's security of energy supply; considers it essential to pursue these initiatives, in order to stimulate the internal energy market and integrate an increasing share of renewable sources of energy, and also to develop further major infrastructure projects in third countries, notably in the Mediterranean and Eurasian regions; notes that renewable energy sources are the best indigenous energy resources of our continent, and calls, therefore, for ambitious implementation measures to meet Member States’ renewable-energy obligations;

50. Notes that, to tackle the climate challenge, substantial investments in energy infrastructure will be needed before 2020 and beyond, including investment in the upgrading of Europe's energy networks, a truly European, smart energy super-grid, green corridors, interconnections, completing the Galileo project, green technology, e-health, the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) programme and free and equitable access to ICT and broadband; further points out that it is essential to complete the internal energy market and to encourage Member States to implement rapidly the third energy package in order to stimulate economic growth, ...[+++]market opening and the improvement of consumer rights and to enhance the EU’s security of energy supply; considers it essential to pursue these initiatives, in order to stimulate the internal energy market and integrate an increasing share of renewable sources of energy, and also to develop further major infrastructure projects in third countries, notably in the Mediterranean and Eurasian regions; notes that renewable energy sources are the best indigenous energy resources of our continent, and calls, therefore, for ambitious implementation measures to meet Member States' renewable-energy obligations;