Assess and discuss implementation progress with the NCU based on annual reporting by the NCU.

assess the quality of the statistics produced;

assess cooperation with the bordering State(s).

assess the surveillance of land and sea borders,

assess the technical means available at the external borders, inter alia, to deal with false documents,

assess the materials used where these are not in conformity with the relevant provisions of the Directive,

assess the arrangements for carrying out checks at the external borders, at the official border crossing points and in the intervening areas,

assess the materials used where these are not in conformity with the relevant provisions of the Directive and check the certificate issued by the materials manufacturer,

assess the benefits accruing to the Community, the Member States and the providers and users of statistical information of the statistics produced in relation to their costs;

Assess a range of service groups.

assess and minimise the damage done;

assess cooperation with the bordering State(s).

assess the surveillance of land and sea borders,

assess the possibility of earlier data transmission;

assess the possibilities of earlier data transmission;

assess the feasibility and relevance of collection data on:

assess the national verification arrangements set up, the procedures followed and the results obtained;

assess the technical means available at the external borders, inter alia, to deal with false documents,

assess the state of affairs concerning the test facilities in Annex that eventually could be GLP recognised,

Assess the requirements and identify all possible sources of financing for reforestation and forest management;

assess the effects of proposed changes in the methods or levels of harvesting and proposed conservation measures;

assess the result of the checks on the consistency of the batch carried out by the manufacturer in accordance with 3.6.

assess the result of the checks on the homogeneity of the batch carried out by the manufacturer in accordance with 3.6.

assess the arrangements for carrying out checks at the external borders, at the official border crossing points and in the intervening areas,

assess the performance in terms of efficacy and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product for each use for which authorization is sought; and

Assess the consequences for Annex 4 to the Agreement of changes in legislation on plant- health measures with a view to proposing any amendments to the relevant Appendices (Article 3);

assess the projects presented by the Parties for the establishment of temporary joint ventures and joint enterprises provided for in Article 4, in accordance with the criteria set out in Annex II;

Assess and minimise the damage done;

assess the quality of the statistics produced;

Assess the colour and/or clarity of the sample when observed as set out in 5.

assess the risks involved in the special sources of hazard referred to in (a);

assess any changes in the status of such bodies resulting from the programmes of measures.

assess the ambient air quality in Member States on the basis of common methods and criteria,

assess existing programmes relating to desertification among Parties of the region and their relationship with national action programmes.

assess the potential effects of proposed changes in the methods or levels of fishing and of proposed conservation and management measures;

assess the performance in terms of efficacy and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product for each use for which authorization is sought;

assess any risks to the safety or health and any possible effect on the pregnancys or breastfeeding of workers within the meaning of Article 2,

assess the materials where these are not in conformity with the relevant harmonized standards or with a European approval for pressure equipment materials,

assess whether the safe practices recommended by the IMO, administrations, classification societies and maritime industry organizations have been taken into account.

assess whether the safe practices recommended by the IMO, administrations, classification societies and maritime industry organisations have been taken into account.

assess concentrations of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and oxides of nitrogen, particulate matter and lead in ambient air on the basis of common methods and criteria,

assess the requirements for and develop the monitoring of soils, carbon sequestration, climate change effects and biodiversity, as well as protective functions of forests;

assess impacts of climate change on forests and other wooded land, including impacts on their biological diversity and their relationship with carbon sequestration and soil;

assess the benefits accruing to the Community, the Member States and the providers and users of statistical information of the statistics produced in relation to their costs;

assess existing programmes relating to desertification and drought among all or some parties of the region or subregion and their relationship with national action programmes;

assess information provided by members and relevant fisheries organisations or programmes on catches, fishing effort, and other data relevant to the conservation and management of fisheries;

assess the effectiveness of the SMS in ensuring compliance with other rules and regulations which are not covered by statutory and classification surveys and enabling verification of compliance with these rules and regulations;

assess the extent to which rules and procedures defining the framework conditions for cogeneration in the internal energy market are set on the basis of objective, transparent and non-discriminatory criteria taking due account of the benefits of cogeneration;

assess the materials used where these are not in conformity with the relevant harmonized standards or with a European approval for pressure equipment materials, and check the certificate issued by the material manufacturer in accordance with section 4.3 of Annex I,