To address these, the Commission adopted a Communication[30] in January 2011 on the development of the European Dimension in Sports that provides guidance to Member States on how to ensure practices that do not discriminate on grounds of nationality on access to sporting activities and/or sports competitions.

To address these, the Commission adopted a Communication[30] in January 2011 on the development of the European Dimension in Sports that provides guidance to Member States on how to ensure practices that do not discriminate on grounds of nationality on access to sporting activities and/or sports competitions.

Reiterates its request that all human rights and democracy discussions with third countries, instruments, documents and reports, including the Annual Reports on human rights, explicitly address discrimination issues including the issues of ethnic, national and linguistic minorities, religious freedoms including intolerance against any religion and discriminatory practices towards minority religions, caste-based discrimination, the protection and promotion of the rights of indigenous peoples, the human rights of women, the rights of children, disabled people including people with intellectual disabilities, and people of all sexual orienta ...[+++]tions, fully involving their organisations, both within the European Union and in third countries, where appropriate;

9. Within this policy, a ‘European Criminal Intelligence Model’ should be developed to address issues such as coherent intelligence actions products and services of national and EU bodies active in the domain of Justice, Freedom and Security, the synchronisation of national threat assessments based on a common methodology, underpinned by sectoral vulnerability studies, the production of quantitative and qualitative information by the private sector and other relevant data from evolving European crime statistics.

9. Within this policy, a ‘European Criminal Intelligence Model’ should be developed to address issues such as coherent intelligence actions products and services of national and EU bodies active in the domain of Justice, Freedom and Security, the synchronisation of national threat assessments based on a common methodology, underpinned by sectoral vulnerability studies, the production of quantitative and qualitative information by the private sector and other relevant data from evolving European crime statistics.

The membership contributions should be based only on the premium income from this insurance class in the State in question or the number of vehicles insured, i.e. an annual membership fee or minimum contribution may not be required.