6. Urges all the parties concerned to respect international humanitarian and human rights law, to grant access and protection to humanitarian agencies coming to the assistance of the suffering civilian population and to open humanitarian corridors for the delivery of supplies and equipment; notes that a number of foreign aid agencies have already withdrawn from South Sudan and that those which remain are struggling to meet the needs of displaced civilians; notes, also, that these aid agencies are still unable to reach many areas, where it is thought that tens of thousands of people may still be waiting for help or be on the move in search of such help; urges unhindered access for aid agencies and an ...[+++]immediate end to the illegal taxation, extortion and harassment of aid workers;

Consequently, the Court finds that the supply of food or meals freshly prepared for immediate consumption from snack stalls or mobile snack bars or in cinema foyers is a supply of goods if a qualitative examination of the entire transaction shows that the elements of supplies of services preceding and accompanying the supply of the food are not predominant.

With respect to the activities concerned in Cases C-497/09, C-499/09 and C-501/09, namely the sale from mobile snack bars or snack stalls of sausages, chips and other hot food for immediate consumption, the Court observes that the predominant element is that of a supply of goods, because the activity consists in the supply of food or meals for immediate consumption, and the summary and standard preparation of the food is intrinsically linked to the food.

The supply of food for immediate consumption from snack stalls or in cinema foyers is normally a supply of goods

The questions of the right of withdrawal in the case of linked credit (immediate delivery of the goods) and of the amount of the penalties imposed if the credit is repaid early are clearly framed.

19. Recommends that Member States implement the agreements concluded at the Tampere European Council (15-16 October 1999), in particular the agreements concerning the mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters, the simplification of the current extradition procedure and the detention and immediate handing over of persons in respect of whom a warrant for arrest has been issued;