4 Amendments of Jérémy DECERLE related to 2021/2200(INI)
Amendment 111 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9
Paragraph 9
9. Calls for substantive progress and the conclusion of negotiations on the EU- Australia and EU-New Zealand FTAs by no later than mid 2022 in order for the European Parliament to be able to duly ratify these agreements in the current parliamentary mandateNotes the progress made on the EU-Australia and EU-New Zealand FTAs; recalls the need to rebuild trust between the negotiating parties in the case of the EU-Australia FTA negotiations following the AUKUS agreement; recalls the EU's high expectations for both agreements regarding adherence to universal values to conclude agreements, such as core labour standards, gender equality and the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss, as well as the need for a comprehensive Trade and sustainable development (TSD) chapter and the Paris Agreement as an essential clause ; calls for the inclusion in these potential two future agreements of the revised 15-points strategy on the enforceability of the TSD chapter; reiterates the necessity to take the agricultural sector's specificity and sensitivity into account and to achieve GIs' protection in both countries ;
Amendment 116 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10
Paragraph 10
10. WelcomAcknowledges the decision to resume negotiations on a comprehensive trade agreement with India and supports, as an intermediate and positive step, the conclusion of a stand-alone IPA and possibly of an agreement on geographical indications; welcomes the establishment of permanent structures such as high-level dialogues in several sectors; recalls the EU's high expectations regarding adherence to universal values to conclude agreements, such as human rights, core labour standards, gender equality and the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss, as well as the need for a more enforceable TSD chapter ;
Amendment 141 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 15
Paragraph 15
15. Welcomes recent progress in negotiations on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with Indonesia and renewed commitment by both sides to conclude this agreement; stresses that according to the Commission, the agreement could bring 2.3 % growth to the GDP of Indonesia by 2032; highlights the essential need for further steps to be taken before an agreement can be potentially concluded, notably on sustainability, deforestation with a focus on palm oil, and a more enforceable TSD chapter as well as the Paris Agreement defined as an essential element;
Amendment 165 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 18
Paragraph 18
18. Calls for further engagement with ASEAN and its member states and for the development and promotion of the EU- ASEAN strategic partnership; calls on both sides to use the momentum of the planned EU-ASEAN Summit in 2022, on the occasion of 45th anniversary of the EU- ASEAN bilateral relationship, to present a new EU-ASEAN action plan for the upcoming period to promote increased multifaceted cooperation in key areas and explore the possibility of resuming negotiations of a region-to-region trade agreement once the conditions in termsask for a frank dialogue ofn human rights and democracy, are to the EU’s standardccording to universally recognised standards and international conventions;