Moreover, the requirement of this Framework Decision to take only 'final' decisions into account, should also be seen in the light of procedural rights guarantees for suspects and accused persons in criminal proceedings throughout the Union.

The conference will be structured around three workshops, discussing the development of accounting standards relevant for the public sector, the practical challenges in embedding accrual accounting in administrative procedures and existing IT systems, and the consolidation of all government accounts.

(2) In the light of the experience gained since 1993, and taking into account and consolidating recent developments in the EURES environment, the network should now be reinforced and fully integrated into the activities of employment services of the Member States.

In this regard, we have to give Newfoundland credit for doing what it did, for doing what it did in 1949, when once again it taught us something by consulting its people twice and ending up with 52.3 per cent of the population of Newfoundland voting in favour in 1948-49 of joining ranks with Canada and of leaving the United Kingdom behind (2010) With the nevertheless close result of 52.3 per cent in favour, we can assume that some regions in Newfoundland voted against joining Canada.

For migrants, in particular, with the measures and initiatives implemented with Community support, any difference in treatment based on a child's or worker's nationality would do nothing for the integration process (c) In education the emphasis should be on the importance of intercultural instruction as an overall teaching strategy which can both further the integration of migrants' children and help to combat racial prejudice or xenophobia (d) A body of basic principles, even if not binding, could be helpful steeping stone towards a "Community" approach to integration in the light of the existing common ground between the Member States ...[+++]as regards the issues raised and measures planned or implemented (e) The need for closer cooperation within the Community on matters of international migration and immigrant integration is self-evident, when any national decision on these issues can affect the whole Community market, the Community's social cohesion and its image as a "Community" that professes to champion the values of democracy and solidarity.

The COUNCIL: - TAKES NOTE of the request put to it by the Commission, on 27 February 1995, concerning any comments the Council might have on the draft Commission Directive amending Directive 90/388/EEC regarding the abolition of the restrictions on the use of cable television networks for the provision of telecommunications services; - EMPHASIZES that this draft is to be viewed in the light of the Telecommunications Council meeting on 17 November 1994, resulting in the Council Resolution of 22 December 1994 and statements made on that occasion; - NOTES that, when the draft was examined by the Council's subordinate bodies, a series of complex questions, the main subjects of which are listed in the Annex, were put to the Commission by deleg ...[+++]ations; - NOTES that, after giving some initial answers, the Commission undertook to submit more precise written replies; - TAKES NOTE of the working document presented by the Commission; - TAKES NOTE of the public consultations held by the Commission following publication of its draft Directive in the Official Journal of the European Communities; - INVITES those Member States which so wish to forward their detailed comments as soon as possible to the Commission and to the other Member States, via the General Secretariat of the Council, particularly in the light of the Commission's written replies; - EMPHASIZES that these conclusions are without prejudice to Member States' positions on the form and content of the draft Directive put forward by the Commission; - CALLS UPON the Commission to give the greatest consideration to these positions in following up the procedure initiated.