invest in local food systems in order to boost rural economies and ensure decent jobs, equitable social safety nets and labour rights, to improve arrangements for democratic scrutiny of access to resources, including farmers’ seeds, and to ensure the effective engagement of small-scale producers in policy processes and implementation; stresses in particular that NAFSN must encourage the establishment of domestic processing industries in the agriculture sector and the improvement of food storage techniques, and must strengthen the link between agriculture and trade so as to build local, national and regional markets that benefit family f ...[+++]armers and provide quality food for consumers at accessible prices.

1. Where, having carried out an evaluation under Article 40(1), a Member State finds that although a subsystem or safety component is in compliance with this Regulation, it presents a risk to the health or safety of persons or to property, it shall require the relevant economic operator to take all appropriate measures to ensure that the subsystem or safety component concerned, when placed on the market, no longer presents that risk, to withdraw the subsystem or safety component from the market or to recall it within a reasonable period, commensurate with the nature of the risk, as it may prescribe.

8. Points out that health services have been excluded from the Directive on Services in the Internal Market for good reasons, as health care is part of social security systems and not a field where market forces should prevail; underlines that there is neither any need for the European Union to regulate health care on the basis of internal market rules, nor does it possess any such competence; insists that the issues addressed by the Commission's proposal for a Directive must be solved and r ...[+++]egulated as part of the coordination of social security schemes (Regulation (EC) No 883/2004);

8. Points out that health services have been excluded from the Directive on Services in the Internal Market for good reasons, as health care is part of social security systems and not a market affair; stresses that there is no need, nor any EU competency, to regulate on health care on the basis of internal market rules; insists that the issues addressed by the Commission proposal for a directive must be solved and regulated within the coordination of social security sche ...[+++]mes (Regulation 883/2004);

This programme should aim to boost the competitiveness of the European security industries and stimulate the development of the (public and private) market for security products and systems.

12. An ESRP should aim at fostering the competitiveness of the European security industries and stimulating the development of the market (public and private) for security products and systems.