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1. A contact committee is established under the aegis of the Commission.
2. The management of change of the ERTMS/ETCS and GSM-R specifications is to be placed under the aegis of the European Railway Agency (ERA) established by Regulation (EC) No 881/2004.
3. The development and use of data-processing services for the exchange of information has been found to require the creation of a Technical Commission, under the aegis of the Administrative Commission, with specific responsibilities in the field of data-processing.
4. The European Union proposed that consultations remain open in order to encourage Madagascar’s High Transitional Authority to continue negotiations with the country’s political factions under the aegis of the joint mediation team in order to arrive at a consensual agreement.
5. The decision to launch the tendering procedure was taken by the Ministry of Trade and Industry. The procedure was organised under the aegis of the Ministry by Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne S.A. (PSE), the publicly owned Polish electricity network operator.
6. The EU contribution under that Joint Action to the OSCE Mission to Georgia has been effective in ensuring the functioning of permanent Secretariats for the Georgian and the South Ossetian sides, under the aegis of the OSCE, and in facilitating meetings within the framework of the Joint Control Commission (JCC) which is the main forum of the conflict settlement process.
7. In particular, the EU’s contribution to the OSCE mission to Georgia has been effective in ensuring the functioning of permanent secretariats for the Georgian and the South Ossetian representatives, under the aegis of the OSCE, and in facilitating meetings within the framework of the Joint Control Commission (hereinafter referred to as ‘JCC’) which is the main forum of the conflict settlement process.
8. The authorities of Swaziland and South Africa have provided sufficient evidence that the Air Operator's Certificate issued to African International Airway’s under the aegis of the CAA of Swaziland has been withdrawn, and that the air carrier is now operating under a new Air Operator's Certificate issued by the CAA of South Africa which therefore has the responsibility for its safety oversight.
9. However, given that the resales of the related importer in the Community are not under the aegis of the CCCME, any violation by that related importer or its related exporters in the PRC shall be considered as a breach only from that particular group.
10. The Director General and persons designated by the Director General shall participate, without the right to vote, in all meetings of the Assembly, the committees and working groups established by the Assembly, and any other meetings convened by the Director General under the aegis of the Union.
11. For this purpose, the European Union shall provide a contribution to the OSCE to finance meetings of the JCC and other mechanisms within the JCC framework, to provide for organisation of conferences under the aegis of the JCC, for furniture and computer and other equipment for the two Secretariats as well as to provide certain costs for the running of the two Secretariats for one year.
12. Under the aegis of this joint mediation team for Madagascar, and particularly after the appointment of Mr Chissano at the SADC Summit in June 2009, on 9 August 2009, the leaders of the four political factions signed, in Maputo, the Maputo Political Agreement and the Charter of the Transition, plus other agreements providing, in particular, for the creation of the institutions to manage the transition process and organise presidential and legislative elections over the next fifteen months.
13. In a spirit of openness to dialogue and taking full account of the complexity of the political situation in Madagascar, the EU proposed that the consultations remain open in order to encourage Madagascar’s High Transitional Authority to continue negotiations with Madagascar’s political factions under the aegis of the joint mediation team made up of the African Union (‘AU’), the Southern African Development Community (‘SADC’), the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie and the United Nations, in order to arrive at a consensus that would permit a return to constitutional order.