The national HEPA focal points will, in particular, be tasked to coordinate the process of making data on physical activity available for the monitoring framework; those data should feed into the existing WHO European database on nutrition, obesity and physical activity (NOPA); they should also facilitate interdepartmental cooperation on HEPA policies.

9. Notes that in 2011, the Agency's Internal Audit Service delivered an audit report on ‘Website and external communications in the EU-OSHA’, resulting in no critical recommendations, two ‘very important’ recommendations and five ‘important’ recommendations; notes that all seven recommendations were accepted by the management and are already implemented (six out of seven in 2011 and the remaining one in 2012); notes that the Agency carried out an ‘IT task assessment in the EU-OSHA’, issued the corresponding report and carried out a report out a review on the status of recommendations of previous audits;

9. Notes that in 2011, the Agency's Internal Audit Service delivered an audit report on "Website and external communications in the EU-OSHA", resulting in no critical recommendations, two "very important" recommendations and five "important" recommendations; notes that all seven recommendations were accepted by the management and are already implemented (six out of seven in 2011 and the remaining one in 2012); notes that the Agency carried out an "IT task assessment in the EU-OSHA" and issued the corresponding report, as well as carrying out a review on the status of recommendations of previous audits;

Decentralised reporting systems whereby communication of all adverse drug reactions (reported whether by patients, hospitals, health professionals and pharmaceutical companies) to the European database is coordinated at a national level, increase the safety for data protection and guarantees the quality of the data which are registered at the European level.

Decentralised reporting systems whereby communication of all adverse drug reactions (reported whether by patients, health professionals and pharmaceutical companies) to the European database is coordinated at a national level, increase the safety for data protection and guarantees the quality of the data which are registered at the European level.

(34 b) This Directive does not affect the terms and conditions of employment, including maximum work periods and minimum rest periods, minimum paid annual holidays, minimum rates of pay as well as health, safety and hygiene at work, which Member States apply in compliance with Community law, nor does it affect relations between social partners, including the right to negotiate and conclude collective agreements, the right to strike and to take industrial action in accordance with national law and practices which respect Community law, ...[+++] nor does it apply to services provided by temporary work agencies.