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To gather stakeholders' views on emerging issues of the data economy – such as access to non-personal data in a business-to-business context and new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), advanced robotics and autonomous systems – the Commission ran a public consultation on Building a European Data Economy from January to April 2017.

12. Notes that the Chair, Executive Director and the members of the Board of Supervisors and Management Boards should be in a position to act independently, objectively and in the interest of the Union as a whole; considers that compulsory contributions of the competent authorities of the Member States could conflict with the independence of the ESAs; believes that the current financing arrangements of the ESAs based on a mixed and nationally oriented financing system have not been fully utilised and do not allow enough flexibility for periods of high short term need that w ...[+++]ill not be necessary on an on-going basis which would be best filled by seconded national experts;

1. Stresses how the current economic crisis has demonstrated the interdependence between the emerged powers and the BRICS and other emerging countries; points to the deep, mutual link between stable economic growth of developed economies and stable economic growth of emerging economies; emphasises the positive nature of such interdependence and the mutually beneficial character of political and economic ties between developed and emerging economies; believes that further political dialogue and understanding with the BRICS and other ...[+++] emerging countries, including on an individual basis, should thus be pursued by the EU and its Member States in a spirit of partnership and with the overall aim of achieving an inclusive new system of governance; believes, furthermore, that regular high-level meetings between the EU and individual BRICS countries would provide a valuable opportunity to build relations of trust, reconcile positions and encourage BRICS countries to assume greater responsibility in a new system of global governance, based on shared responsibility, common approaches and more closely coordinated actions; expresses the view that the instrument of strategic partnerships could provide valuable synergies in achieving such objectives;

1. Stresses how the current economic crisis has demonstrated the interdependence between the emerged powers and the BRICS and other emerging countries; points to the deep, mutual link between stable economic growth of developed economies and stable economic growth of emerging economies; emphasises the positive nature of such interdependence and the mutually beneficial character of political and economic ties between developed and emerging economies; believes that further political dialogue and understanding with the BRICS and other ...[+++] emerging countries, including on an individual basis, should thus be pursued by the EU and its Member States in a spirit of partnership and with the overall aim of achieving an inclusive new system of governance; believes, furthermore, that regular high-level meetings between the EU and individual BRICS countries would provide a valuable opportunity to build relations of trust, reconcile positions and encourage BRICS countries to assume greater responsibility in a new system of global governance, based on shared responsibility, common approaches and more closely coordinated actions; expresses the view that the instrument of strategic partnerships could provide valuable synergies in achieving such objectives;