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1. DRAFT LETTER TO THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF LIBERIA
2. The amendments finalise proposals that were contained in Draft Technical Correction 1 Proposed Amendments to IAS 21 Net Investment in a Foreign Operation published in September 2005.
3. The request for this permission to offer securities of a foreign issuer in the Republic of Slovenia shall be accompanied by draft prospectus, documentation that the guarantor of the issue of securities of the foreign issuer is a bank or a stock broking company, except in the case of the issue of shares of a foreign issuer.
4. The parliamentary documents accompanying the draft law explain that, for an income tax to be considered comparable to Luxembourg income tax, it needs to be levied at a rate of at least 11 % (corresponding to 50 % of Luxembourg corporation tax) and that the basis of calculation of this foreign income tax has to be similar to the one applicable in Luxembourg.
5. To achieve this objective, in its resolution of 17 November 2005 on the Green Paper on defence procurement [3], the European Parliament called on the Commission to draft a directive taking particular account of the security interests of Member States, further developing the common foreign and security policy, promoting greater European cohesion and preserving the role of the Union as a ‘civil power’.
6. On this section, the three Presidencies in charge of preparing the draft 18-month programme will consult with the three subsequent Presidencies, as part of the ‘appropriate consultations’ referred to in the first sentence of paragraph 4. The draft 18-month programme should also have regard, inter alia, to relevant points arising from the dialogue on the political priorities for the year, conducted at the Commission's initiative.” [5] See statements (b) and (c) set out below:(b) Re Article 3(1) and (2)“The President will endeavour to ensure that, in principle, the provisional agenda for each meeting of the Council dealing with implementation of Title IV of Part 3 of the EC Treaty and Title VI of the EU Treaty and any documents relating to the items involved reach members of the Council at least 21 days before the beginning of the meeting.”(c) Re Articles 1 and 3“Without prejudice to Article 22(2) of the EU Treaty, which specifies that an extraordinary Council meeting may be convened at very short notice in cases requiring a rapid decision, the Council is aware of the need for matters relating to the common foreign and security policy to be dealt with swiftly and efficiently.