crisis situation worker | disaster social worker | crisis intervention counsellor | crisis situation social worker

alarm specialist | fire safety inspector | security alarm investigator | surveillance-system monitor

special educational needs visiting teacher | visiting teacher for special needs | SEN itinerant teacher | special educational needs itinerant teacher

party function code qualifier

PARTIN | party information message

doctrine of the last human wrongdoer

Advice to carer

Carer details

agents primarily acting on smooth and skeletal muscles and the respiratory system anaesthetics (general)(local) drugs affecting the:cardiovascular system | gastrointestinal system | hormones and synthetic substitutes systemic and haematological agents systemic antibiotics and other anti-infectives therapeutic gases topical preparations vaccines water-balance agents and drugs affecting mineral and uric acid metabolism

The strategy therefore provides a framework and a reference both for action undertaken by the many stakeholders concerned within their own responsibilities and for co-operation between these stakeholders.

Where a party or intervener has appointed a representative, that representative shall provide an authority to act issued by the represented party or intervener’.

29. Emphasises that trialogues and the conciliation procedures (as explicitly listed in Article 294 TFEU) are a substantial phase of the legislative procedure, and not a separate ‘space to think’; believes especially that the current procedures as regards trilogues prior to a possible first reading agreement fail to ensure a satisfactory level of legislative transparency and access to documents both internally, to the Parliament, and externally in relation to citizens and public opinion; requests, therefore, that documents created in their framework, such as agendas, summaries of outcomes and the ‘four column’ documents drawn up for fa ...[+++]cilitating negotiations, should not in principle be treated differently from other legislative documents, and that they should be made public as regards trialogues prior to a possible first reading agreement; consequently instructs its competent bodies to standardise this procedure, and calls on other institutions to do the same;

29. Emphasises that trialogues and the conciliation procedures (as explicitly listed in Article 294 TFEU) are a substantial phase of the legislative procedure, and not a separate ‘space to think’; believes especially that the current procedures as regards trilogues prior to a possible first reading agreement fail to ensure a satisfactory level of legislative transparency and access to documents both internally, to the Parliament, and externally in relation to citizens and public opinion; requests, therefore, that documents created in their framework, such as agendas, summaries of outcomes and the ‘four column’ documents drawn up for fa ...[+++]cilitating negotiations, should not in principle be treated differently from other legislative documents, and that they should be made public as regards trialogues prior to a possible first reading agreement; consequently instructs its competent bodies to standardise this procedure, and calls on other institutions to do the same;