31. Invites the Commission to provide the evidence on which it has based its conclusions and to present it in such a way that it is clear how much progress has been made (from where to where) and why this amount of progress was considered "sufficient";

4. A licence lodged before the arrival of the shipment that it covers may be accepted if the licence meets all the requirements set out in Article 7 and no further verification in accordance with Article 10(1) is deemed necessary.

4. A licence lodged before the arrival of the shipment that it covers may be accepted if the licence meets all the requirements set out in Article 7 and no further verification in accordance with Article 10(1) is deemed necessary.

56. Does not consider it appropriate to combine in one strategy both consumer and health policies, when the current consumer policy strategy and public health programme expire (in 2007 and 2008 respectively); firmly believes that, whilst these two policies should follow the same political guidelines, both need their own strategies and budgets;

Their arrival is commonly seen as important to counteract the prospective decline in the EU’s work force in future years.

9. Notes the Court's assessment that with a number of pre-enlargement staff commencing already in late 2003 and the accession date set for 1 May 2004, additional office space will be required in order to accommodate the new Members of the Institution (up to 10 judges each for the Court of Justice as well as the Court of First Instance), the staff of their respective private chambers ("cabinets"), the staff of the translation service as well as many other accession-related staff; notes further that the administration of the Court, with the help of the Luxembourg Ministry of Public Works, is currently undertaking a search for suitable off ...[+++]ice accommodation;