For the purposes of point 47, therefore, the restoration of long-term viability may be based on the assumption, in particular, that any State aid that meets the compatibility requirements of the SGEI Framework (52), the SGEI Decision (53), Regulation (EC) No 1370/2007 of the Parliament and the Council (54), Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008 of the Parliament and the Council (55) and the Aviation Guidelines (56) or Council Regulation (EEC) No 3577/92 (57) and the Maritime Guidelines (58), will continue to be available for the duration of any entrustment entered into before or during the restructuring period.

a point of no return (PNR) is determined in case of an offshore destination.

However, from a policy point of view, voluntary and enforced return are interlinked and have a mutually reinforcing effect, and Member States should therefore be encouraged in their return management to reinforce the complementarities of the two forms.

However, from a policy point of view, voluntary and enforced return are interlinked and have a mutually reinforcing effect and Member States should be encouraged in their return management to reinforce the complementarity of the two forms.

Following the Conclusions of 8 June 2004 in which the Council called on the budgetary authority to make preparatory actions available and invited the Commission to take into account its view on the development of integrated return plans in close cooperation with Member States, preparatory actions were initiated for the period 2005 and 2006.

Closer co-operation between the EU and the countries of origin and first asylum on return issues should be established. This should be done in line with the conclusions of the June 2002 Seville European Council, the November 2002 Return Action Programme, and the November 2002 General Affairs Council Conclusions on intensified co-operation on the management of migration flows with third countries, and form the basis for making return more efficient and effective.