5 Amendments of Louis ALIOT related to 2014/2228(INI)
Amendment 2 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph A
Paragraph A
Amendment 28 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph C
Paragraph C
C. Is of the opinion that the effect of the TTIP on developing countries will vary depending on their economic structure and current trade relations; sees, however, the potential serious risk of diminished market access and resulting trade diversion for somethe European Union’s rules and standards should in no circumstances be reduced, even if there is a risk of diminished market access for certain developing countries;
Amendment 40 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph D
Paragraph D
D. Stresses that the majority of developing countries benefit from some degree of tariff preferences from the EU and the USA, with margins likely to be significantly affected by the TTIP; underlines that adaptation to new sets of norms and standards is not necessarily negative, but that it is essential to alleviate the cost of compliance (especially for SMEs);
Amendment 56 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph E
Paragraph E
E. Is worried that the TTIP and other mega trade deals are likely to reshape global trade rules and set new standards, while also being discriminatory, by excluding some 130 countries from the negotiations and risking sidelining important issues for developing countries such as food security, agricultural subsidies and climate chanch might be imposed on the developing countries; consequently warns of the risk of increasing the large miultignation; urges the Commission to step up efforts to advaals’ influence ion multilateral fora and overcome the current Doha Round stalematenational policies;
Amendment 69 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph F
Paragraph F