65. Notes that the Portuguese Presidency followed the German initiatives under the guidelines and instructed all missions in priority countries to regard the country-specific strategies adopted by COHOM on 15 June 2007 as standing instructions to be incorporated in the work of the Heads of Missions in the area of children in armed conflicts; welcomes the fact that the Presidency-in-office has also forwarded to local Presidencies the reports received by relevant NGOs regarding specific countries; welcomes the Slovenian Presidency’s initiative in commissioning a study on the impact of EU measures on children affected by armed conflict; stresses in this connection the limited impact the guidelines have on children and armed conflicts, owing ...[+++] in particular to the fact that the majority of the Commission and Member State delegations were not informed that their host country was considered a priority country for the application of these guidelines;

10. Recommends that the EU Special Representative (EUSR) not only closely coordinate with the EU Force Commander but also invite NATO representation on the EUSR coordination group in order to ensure coordination and coherence across the range of EU activities in BiH;

9. Recommends that the EU Special Representative not only closely coordinate with the EU Force Commander but also invite NATO representation on the EUSR coordination group in order to ensure coordination and coherence across the range of EU activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina;

The EUSR shall chair a coordination group composed of all EU actors present in the field, including the EU Force Commander, with a view to coordinating the implementation aspects of the EU's action.

13. Urges the Member States to offer their citizens sufficient free Internet time to enable them to acquaint themselves with the services offered by e-Government and to carry out their civil activities as part of a network, which may help to increase the participation of girls and women; urges them to ensure that services are clearly described on the Internet and freely available to citizens without obstacles; urges the Commission to research possibilities of developing voice driven services for user groups with special needs; urge ...[+++]s the Commission, the Member States and national authorities to develop, with manfacturers, an action plan to actively promote the uptake of this and other technical solutions for people with hearing and visual impairments as an integral part of the design under the design-for-all concept;

In Alberta, landowner groups, in particular, the Wheatland Surface Right Action Group, have made a number of presentations.