1. Where a person, institution or other body having rights of custody applies to the competent authorities in a Member State to deliver a judgment on the basis of the Hague Convention of 25 October 1980 on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (hereinafter "the 1980 Hague Convention"), in order to obtain the return of a child that has been wrongfully removed or retained in a Member State other than the Member State where the child was habitually resident immediately before the wrongful removal or retention, paragraphs 2 to 8 shall apply.

I would argue, therefore, that each Member State should be completely free to designate the service provider for its own airspace, under the supervision of national regulatory authorities and without being answerable to any other organisations whatsoever.

I would argue, therefore, that each Member State should be completely free to designate the service provider for its own airspace, under the supervision of national regulatory authorities and without being answerable to any other organisations whatsoever.

13. Considers that differences with regard to implementing the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality should preferably be settled at the political level, on the basis of the aforementioned Interinstitutional Agreement of 25 October 1993; notes, however, the proposals currently under consideration by the Convention, whereby national parliaments should take on a role in monitoring subsidiarity issues through an "early warning" system, while the Committee of the Regions - and according to European Parliament resolution of 14 January 2003 on the role of the regional and local authorities in building Europe , also regional authoriti ...[+++]es having legislative powers - could in certain circumstances challenge legislation before the Court of Justice on the ground of infringement of the principle of subsidiarity;

It notes that abuse of asylum procedures is on the rise, as are mixed migratory flows, often maintained by smuggling practices involving both people with a legitimate need for international protection and migrants using asylum procedures to gain access to the Member States to improve their living conditions.

The purpose of the study of mutagenic potential is to reveal the changes which a substance may cause in the genetic material of individuals or cells and which have the effect of making successors permanently and hereditarily different from their predecessors.