55. Emphasises that new and expanding internet technologies and online services have increased demand for audiovisual and other cultural and creative digital content, and provide new and innovative ways of customising and enriching supply, particularly among young people; notes, however, that there is currently insufficient legal supply to meet this demand, which circumstance motivates users to access illegal content; believes that innovative business models and different licensing structures need to be considered in order to increa ...[+++]se availability; calls for better exploitation of digital technologies, which should constitute a springboard for both differentiation and multiplication of legitimate offers, thereby maintaining consumer confidence and growth whilst ensuring that artists are remunerated fairly and proportionately;

8. Emphasises that new and expanding internet technologies and online services have increased demand for audiovisual and other cultural and creative digital content and provide new and innovative ways to customise and enrich the offer, particularly among young people; notes, however, that there is currently insufficient legal supply to meet this demand, which circumstance motivates users to access illegal content; believes that innovative business models and diffe ...[+++]rent licensing structures need to be considered in order to increase availability; calls for better exploitation of digital technologies, which should constitute a springboard for both differentiation and multiplication of legitimate offers, thereby maintaining consumer confidence and growth whilst ensuring that artists are remunerated fairly and proportionately;

The resultant procurement process for the free-standing furniture RFSO was the most complex, costly, and challenging bid document our industry has ever seen.

My question relates to the next request for standing offers from the sector that deals with servers, desktops, and notebooks.

28. Instructs its Secretary-General to submit a comprehensive study on the use of Parliament's premises and facilities; is of the opinion that the existing building strategy should be developed further to incorporate a detailed design brief, and should be developed in consultation with the main user groups of Parliament's buildings; insists that Parliament must make the best use of its resources, optimise its purchasing policy with a view to increasing value for money and ensure that the most cost-effective external contracts are awarded through regular calls for tender; calls for monitoring procedures to be introduced to ensure that new equipment, once ordered, is actually purchased and installed; calls for building adaptations require ...[+++]d by disabled employees and disabled visitors to be made to the European Parliament, as identified by the disabled access audit already agreed;

Ms. Jane Billings: On some occasions when we send out a request for standing offers in a local area, we'll ask for the suppliers to be able to deliver in that area.