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advisability

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1. The Commission will in due time consider the advisability of an extension.
2. The feasibility and advisability of introducing a legal basis for these statistics will be explored.
3. The Commission will, in due time, consider the advisability of an extension,
4. However, the advisability of providing such information now must be gauged’.
5. The Commission will in due course consider the advisability of an extension,
6. The Commission will in due time consider the advisability of an extension,
7. The membership of this expert group is to be appointed for an initial two year mandate, after which the Commission will consider the advisability of an extension,
8. This maximum period will allow an evaluation to be made of the advisability of maintaining the derogating measure in the light of Austria's experience over this period.
9. The duration of the authorisation should be limited to 31 December 2009. This maximum period will allow an evaluation to be made of the advisability of maintaining the derogating measure in the light of Austria's experience over this period.
10. The Commission has consulted management and labour, in accordance with Article 138(2) of the Treaty, on the advisability of developing the existing Community acquis by adapting, consolidating or supplementing it in view of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006.
11. However, the advisability of providing such information now must be gauged’. The Commission notes that it did not receive such information, neither in that letter nor at a later date.
12. The Scientific Committee was asked to comment on the advisability of establishing an acceptable daily intake (ADI) and acceptable operator exposure level (AOEL) having regard particularly to the results of mutagenicity, carcinogenicity and reproductive studies for benomyl, carbendazim and thiophanate-methyl.
13. Again, according to the list of defensive points, the French authorities deliberately chose not to submit this information, since it states that ‘… this information could be provided to the Commission. However, the advisability of providing such information now must be gauged’.
14. Again, according to the list of defensive points, the French authorities deliberately chose not to submit this information, since it states that ‘… this information could be provided to the Commission. However, the advisability of providing such information now must be gauged’. The Commission notes that it did not receive such information, neither in that letter nor at a later date.
15. The potential in the field of crime statistics will be further explored in accordance with the EU Action Plan 2006 to 2010 on developing a coherent and comprehensive framework to measure crime and criminal justice. The feasibility and advisability of introducing a legal basis for these statistics will be explored.