Vertaling van "intergovernmental negotiating committee " (Engels → Nederlands) :

a) a strong Political Declaration to reconfirm Agenda 21, the Rio Declaration and the Forest Principles. These are the landmark documents that guide us on the path to sustainability in the new Millennium; b) a legally-binding commitment at COP 3 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change for a 15% reduction of the emissions of CO , CH and N O together below the 1990 level by the year 2010 must be agreed upon, as well as mandatory and recommended policies and measures, including harmonized ones, to ensure that this target is achieved; c) the creation of an Intergovernmental Negotiation Committee with a precise mandate and calend ...[+++]ar to negotiate a global convention on forests, to be open for signing at the latest in the year 2000; d) new initiatives in key areas, notably fresh water, energy including the rapid establishment of a high-level intersessional forum of the CSD and eco-efficiency in the use of resources, inter alia taking into account the factor 4 concept for the medium term, and to provide the means of implementation for the realisation of agreed tangible results; e) the implementation of the various work programmes of the Biodiversity Convention and the completion of the Biosafety Protocol by 1998; f) urging the First Conference of the Parties to the "Convention to Combat Desertification in those Countries experiencing serious Drought and/or Desertification, particularly in Africa", to implement new forms of cooperation in the struggle against desertification; g) the reaffirmation of the integrated character of the environment, economic development and social development as well as the necessity of an integrated approach to reach sustainable development, including in relation to policies on investment and trade.

Similarly instrumental were Parliament’s determination, during negotiations at the Intergovernmental Conference (IGC), that the progress made at the Convention would not be undone, and the regular, comprehensive consultations, conducted under Mr Napolitano’s competent and constructive leadership in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs.

13. Regrets that the European Parliament was only able to react on an ad hoc basis to the preparations for the Barcelona European Council; calls therefore on the Commission and the Council to negotiate an interinstitutional agreement with the European Parliament for its full involvement in the sustainable development strategy, which will give greater democratic legitimacy to this procedure, and to ensure that the follow-up to the Lisbon strategy, taking full account of the conclusions of the Göteborg Council, is not carried out on a purely intergovernmental basis; r ...[+++]equests, in particular, that the Commission's report summarising progress be communicated to Parliament in good time to enable the latter to express its opinion in the form of an obligatory consultation, including the involvement of all committees concerned in an adequate manner;

- the provisions set out in the Declarations of the Intergovernmental Conference, including particularly Declaration no. 20 on the common positions to be adopted in the accession negotiations in matters relating to the distribution of seats in the Parliament, the weighting of votes in the Council, and the composition of the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions.

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The work of the Commissioner responsible for negotiations at the Intergovernmental Conference, Mr Oreja who, despite a very tight schedule, gave every assistance to the Temporary Committee up to the conclusion of the Intergovernmental Conference is therefore acknowledged and he is thanked.