– having regard to the Roundtable on a more efficient and fairer retail market for business and consumers held by its Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection on 25 January 2011,

For example, they include: first, that the government should aggressively pursue the identification of NEXUS and Free and Secure Trade, or FAST cards, as approved documents by the U.S. departments of Homeland Security and State; second, that the federal government and the U.S. departments of Homeland Security and State implement pilot projects at major land border crossings on the Canada-U.S. border before WHTI-related requirements, projects and technology are deployed more broadly; third, that the federal government and the U.S. departments of Homeland Security and State develop appropriate protocols that will apply when U.S. residents lack approved documents to return to the U.S. from Canada; and four, that the federal government and t ...[+++]he U.S. said departments convene round tables with relevant stakeholders in both countries to develop and implement an awareness and outreach campaign.

Internal Market: Round tables on mutual recognition and free movement of industrial products

enhancing the number and frequency of patrols, including water-side patrols, undertaken on the boundaries of the restricted areas and within the areas;

The round tables enabled the Commission to identify a number of lines of thought on possible solutions for improving the working of mutual recognition in the internal market.

We have created, within our department, some 10 value chain round tables, one of which is a horticultural round table where we are talking to the industry right from producer through to the retailer about strategies to both grow both the export and domestic markets.