11.Is of the opinion that all national judges should have access to databases containing pending references for preliminary rulings from all Member States; considers it equally useful for judgments of referring courts applying a preliminary ruling to be further publicised, as is already touched upon in the Court of Justice's information note on references from national courts for a preliminary ruling ; 12.Considers, given the wealth of online information available on Community law, that judges must be trained not only in the substance of the law, but also in how to access up-to-date legal sources efficiently; 13.Welcomes the Commissio ...[+++]n's commitment to publish citizens" summaries of Community legal acts, and considers that such non-legalistic summaries would also help legal practitioners to access relevant information more quickly; 14.Encourages the development of online tools and initiatives in the field of e-learning, which, whilst not being a complete answer to training, should be seen as complementary to face-to-face contact between judges and trainers; Towards a more structured framework for judicial training in the European Union

11.Is of the opinion that all national judges should have access to databases containing pending references for preliminary rulings from all Member States; considers it equally useful for judgments of referring courts applying a preliminary ruling to be further publicised, as is already touched upon in the Court of Justice's information note on references from national courts for a preliminary ruling ; 12.Considers, given the wealth of online information available on Community law, that judges must be trained not only in the substance of the law, but also in how to access up-to-date legal sources efficiently; 13.Welcomes the Commissio ...[+++]n's commitment to publish citizens" summaries of Community legal acts, and considers that such non-legalistic summaries would also help legal practitioners to access relevant information more quickly; 14.Encourages the development of online tools and initiatives in the field of e-learning, which, whilst not being a complete answer to training, should be seen as complementary to face-to-face contact between judges and trainers; Towards a more structured framework for judicial training in the European Union

49. Refers the Council and the Commission to the recent study entitled 'The Implementation of the European Union Guidelines on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment', presented to Parliament's Subcommittee on Human Rights on 28 June 2007 and to COHOM in December 2007; calls on both to follow its recommendations, e.g. the recommendation that a clear global vision be developed with a national focus examining the local political, social, cultural, and legal context; calls on the Council and the Commission – after analysis – to send instructions to their delegations and to Member States' missions with a view to helping them to i ...[+++]mplement the guidelines;

These guidelines on the requirements of Article 42(2)(c), (d) and (e) contain some additional references to provisions of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 which are not applicable to plant health.

(19) The application of certain requirements relating to presentation and restriction of calling and connected line identification and to automatic call forwarding to subscriber lines connected to analogue exchanges should not be made mandatory in specific cases where such application would prove to be technically impossible or would require a disproportionate economic effort.

1.4.1.2. where there is a reverser attached to the structure of the vehicle or seat, the median point of the reverser at the point where the strap emerges form this on the wearer side of the belt is considered to be the effective anchorage; the strap must be in a straight line between the effective belt anchorage and the wearer;