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government note

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1. The Commission takes note of the commitment of the Austrian Government to retroactively modify the energy tax rebate.
2. … Taking note of the new situation brought about by the considerable deterioration in the accounts, Mr Bon has tendered his resignation to the Government, which has accepted it.
3. In addition, it is important to note that even if the Government directly pays for BE’s contracted liabilities, the Government support for decommissioning and uncontracted liabilities is in the form of a contingent guarantee.
4. The Government is therefore determined to exercise its responsibilities to the full. … Taking note of the new situation brought about by the considerable deterioration in the accounts, Mr Bon has tendered his resignation to the Government, which has accepted it.
5. As a government-owned bank, it granted credit to public authorities and participated — sometimes in a consortium with private banks — in the placement of Land loans and note loans.
6. The Polish authorities note that the investment terms and in particular the aid were subject to lengthy negotiations between Dell and various institutions representing the Polish Government (conducted by the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency).
7. The French authorities examine the methodology used by the rating agencies set out in the S & P note on the influence of government support on the ratings of postal operators.
8. As indicated by the Government, it is important to note that, according to the Swedish Constitution, only the Government, but not Parliament, can make financial commitments towards third parties (such as Teracom) with respect to funds belonging to the State budget.
9. We take note of the possible revision of the electoral calendar with local elections taking place in December 2005 and the National and Presidential Elections taking place in two rounds in November 2005 and January 2006, which would still allow the new Government to assume office in February 2006. The European Union urges the Haitian government to remain committed to the preparations and conduct of free and fair elections underling the importance of avoiding further delays to the electoral timetable.
10. The EU took note of the Interim Government’s submission of 18 April 2007 to the EU. For its part, the EU was pleased that the Interim Government confirmed a number of key commitments regarding human rights and fundamental freedoms, respect for democratic principles and the rule of law, as noted below, and proposed positive steps regarding their implementation.
11. Concerning the contracts between BE and BNFL which according to Greenpeace are designed to provide BNFL with a guaranteed income stream, the UK authorities note that most of these contracts were signed or renegotiated after BE was privatised and that therefore these contracts could not have been imposed on BE by the Government.
12. The UK authorities again state that they do not consider that BNFL acted under Government pressure when renegotiating its contracts with BE and note that BNFL’s own detailed accounts of events, which were sent to the Commission in parallel, would demonstrate the opposite.
13. We take note of the possible revision of the electoral calendar with local elections taking place in December 2005 and the National and Presidential Elections taking place in two rounds in November 2005 and January 2006, which would still allow the new Government to assume office in February 2006.