Robots and robotic devices — Safety requirements for industrial robots — Part 2: Robot systems and integration (ISO 10218-2:2011)

5. Calls on the Government of Bangladesh to press ahead with a full investigation into the recent events and to implement measures to prevent any recurrence of the tragedies, including full compliance by all manufacturers with health and safety legislation (notably the Bangladesh Labour Act of 2006) and the establishment of an effective and independent system of labour inspections and inspections of industrial buildings;

5. Calls on the Bangladeshi Government to ensure the safety of workers by establishing an efficient et impartial labour inspection system for industrial buildings, to equip this with the resources it needs to accomplish its task, to set up safety committees run by the workforce and to guarantee freedom of association and the right to form trade unions and represent the workforce in collective bargaining, in accordance with the ILO international conventions ratified by Bangladesh;

2. Calls on the Governments of Bangladesh and Pakistan to continue with thorough investigations into the recent events and to put in place measures to prevent a recurrence of the tragedies, including full compliance by all manufacturers with health and safety legislation (notably the Labour Act (2006) in Bangladesh) and the establishment of an effective and independent system of labour inspections and inspections of industrial buildings;

5. Notes that, in order to prevent catastrophes, new measures are necessary in all industrial sectors such as increased security and energy-use or energy-production checks which extend existing harmonised standards for construction, such as Eurocodes for approving the use of buildings, including industrial buildings, that have to comply with Directive 85/337/EEC, as amended by Directive 97/11/EC, and Directive 2001/42/EC concerning Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA);

29. Reiterates that the rapid implementation of the new badge system will greatly improve security in the buildings; is surprised by the increase in Item 214 ("Technical equipment and installations ") and in particular by the increase in its sub-item on security of 36,8% compared to last year's budget due to a substantial increase in the maintenance costs of the security infrastructure and to certain investments, such as the new radio system; insists on the fact that the security of the European Parliament's premises, its Members and staff, is an important issue that nevertheless calls for a prudent approach as regards its possible fin ...[+++]ancial impact; invites the administration to re-examine its request bearing in mind the points expressed above and to present a new proposal by the time of the amending letter; decides, consequently, to enter EUR 2 000 000, allocated to new projects, in Chapter 10 0 ("Provisional appropriation" );