Those decisions are the following: (i) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on Notification requirements under Articles XIX and XXII of the Agreement; (ii) Decision of the Committee on Government procurement on adoption of work programmes; (iii) Decision of the Committee on Government procurement on a Work programme on SMEs; (iv) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work programme on collection and reporting of statistical data; (v) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work programme on sustainable procurement; (vi) Decision of the Committee on Government Procurement on a work p ...[+++]rogramme on exclusions and restriction in parties’ Annexes; (vii) Decision on a work programme on safety standards in International Procurement; (hereafter referred to collectively as ‘the Decisions’).

NOTING that Article XXII:8(a) of the Agreement on Government Procurement (Agreement) provides that the Parties shall adopt and periodically review a work programme, including a work programme on the collection and reporting of statistical data;

There were approximately 150 employees working in that institution, and yet no one thought to call someone.

An employee working in another EU country is entitled to the same potential housing benefits as nationals and may register on a housing list, where these exist, in the area where they are working.

Accordingly, it is proposed in Section 3 that, in place of the segmented organisation of work and reporting by reference to the different objectives as at present, future work should be brought within a unified structure referring to social protection as a whole.

A number of these employees have worked for this institution for many years, without ever obtaining permanent status.