16. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the President of the European Council, the President of the European Commission, the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, the United Nations Secretary-General, the President of the United States and the US Secretary of Defence.

13. Calls for the modernisation of the EU delegations network so as to reflect the needs of EU foreign policy in the 21st century, including by adapting staff numbers and expertise; considers, for example, that all delegations located in conflict areas, particularly in countries where a CSDP mission is in place, should include an expert on security and defence matters; asks the HR/VP to strengthen the authority of the head of delegation over all staff, irrespective of their institutional origin, and to simplify the administrative budgets of delegations towards a single funding source; demands that the reporting lines be clarified; re ...[+++]grets that the potential for synergies and economies of scale afforded by the strengthening of cooperation between Member State embassies and EU delegations has yet to be fully exploited; insists that the fair balance between staff seconded from Member States and EU officials laid down in the Council Decision of 26 July 2010 establishing the EEAS should be respected on all levels, and notes that, especially in higher positions such as that of Head of Delegation, this balance is currently not being maintained;

8. Regrets that the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission is still understaffed and, consequently, underperforming; stresses that this mission has a crucial role to play in resolving the Ukrainian crisis, given the OSCE’s experience in dealing with armed conflict and crises and the fact that both the Russian Federation and Ukraine are members of that organisation; calls on the EU Member States, the EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy and the European Commission to make all efforts to strengthen and reinforce the OSCE SMM in Ukraine in terms of both personnel and logis ...[+++]tics and equipment; emphasises the need to deploy the OSCE monitors without further delay all along the parts of the Ukrainian-Russian border that are currently under the control of the separatists;

INTENDING to build upon the framework of existing agreements with the goal of opening access to markets and maximising benefits for consumers, airlines, labour, and communities on both sides of the Atlantic.

8. Calls on the two Entities, and the RS Government in particular, to respect the Dayton Peace Agreement in its entirety and not challenge actions undertaken on the basis of this agreement and UN Security Council resolutions; considers that the High Representative is the final authority regarding the interpretation of the civilian implementation of the peace settlement; personal attacks and threats of legal action against the High Representative and his staff are unacceptable;

INTENDING to build upon the framework of existing agreements with the goal of opening access to markets and maximising benefits for consumers, airlines, labour, and communities on both sides of the Atlantic.