5. Calls on the competent EU, national, regional and local authorities, acting within their respective areas of competence and as part of cohesion policy for the next period, to make provision for financial support measures for maternity and childcare by issuing vouchers, bonuses and cheques, to promote the supply of childcare and family services and benefits, and to put in place effective measures to enable people to reconcile work and family life, taking into account flexible working hours for parents (as a free choice) and sufficient provision of high-quality, affordable care services for children, the elderly and other dependents tha ...[+++]t allow parents, and especially mothers, to combine work and family life; emphasises that certain countries have introduced proper policies on reconciling work and family life, giving people the opportunity to choose freely between genuine, equivalent alternatives, with a view to increasing both male and female labour market participation rates and birth rates;

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(c) Retirement and early retirement pensions of the Landesärztekammern (provincial chambers of physicians) based on basic provision (basic and any supplementary benefit, or basic pension), and all pension benefits of the same body based on additional provision (additional or individual pension).

(c) Retirement and early retirement pensions of the Austrian Provincial Chambers of Physicians based on basic provision (basic and any supplementary benefit, or basic pension), and all pension benefits of the Austrian Provincial Chambers of Physicians based on additional provision (additional or individual pension).

(c) Retirement and early retirement pensions of the Landesärztekammern (provincial chambers of physicians) based on basic provision (basic and any supplementary benefit, or basic pension), and all pension benefits of the same body based on additional provision (additional or individual pension).

1. Member States shall require investment firms, in good time before a retail client or potential retail client is bound by any agreement for the provision of investment services or ancillary services or before the provision of those services, whichever is the earlier, to provide that client or potential client with the following information: