refusing to license the Final Price for exchange trading, subjecting the Final Price to a Use Agreement which contains restrictions for its use for exchange-traded products or transactions and refusing to licence the CDX and iTraxx indices for exchange trading.

to license all its rights in the Final Price for the purpose of exchange trading, clearing and/or settling of credit derivatives on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms; to submit to a third-party arbitration procedure with binding effect in the event of a disagreement on the FRAND terms and conditions; to prevent investment banks from influencing ISDA's decisions on licensing the Final Price by transferring the responsibility for the decision to license from ISDA's Board of Directors to the Chief Executive Officer who must not seek the views of the banks; not to unilaterally terminate a Final Price license due to "auction manipulation concerns" unless ISDA demonstrates these concerns to the satisfaction of a monitoring trustee and prove ...[+++]s that no other less stringent measure could address this risk.

Compensation or price reduction granted under this Directive and the compensation or price reduction granted under those Regulations and international conventions shall be deducted from each other in order to avoid overcompensation.

It should be clarified that, in order to avoid overcompensation, compensation or price reduction granted under this Directive and the compensation or price reduction granted under other relevant Union legislation or international conventions should be deducted from each other.

Our efforts over all these years have been to this end, including in 1998 when the North-South Centre of the Council of Europe, over which I have the honour of presiding, awarded its annual prize to Mr Axworthy, Minister for Foreign Affairs in Canada, for the efforts of his government which took concrete form in the Ottawa Convention.

(4) In order to achieve the goal of lowering prices in the FOD and mitigating the additional costs of their remoteness, insularity and outermost location while maintaining the competitiveness of Community products, aid should be granted for the supply of products of Community origin to the FOD. Such aid should take account of the additional cost of transport to the FOD and the prices applied to exports to third countries and, in the case of agricultural inputs and products intended for processing, the additional costs of insularity and outermost location.