During the Joint Response Operations, the ERC of the Lead State, which has assumed the role of JERC, shall serve as the main communication centre and headquarters of the SOSC.

It would be a net producer, not a consumer of collective security, and could serve as a role model for states to the southeast, demonstrating that cooperation with international bodies did pay benefits.

The Ministry of Finance, (Figure 10. http:// www.sigov.si/mf/angl/apredmf2.html) serves a role similar to the statistical office, that of standardizing economic regulation in the country to match that of the European Union.

Airports play a key role in the Schengen system: firstly, they are of considerable importance as an access point for an ever-increasing number of travellers and consequently also for illegal immigrants; secondly, they serve as both internal and external borders and therefore constitute a specific sector facing a series of specific problems.

"It is also our duty to contribute to the welfare and the development of a healthy democracy () NHK emphasizes the social and cultural role of broadcasting, and will make an effort to provide a variety of programming [and] basic and equal information to all viewers, regardless of age or wealth () Because it is a public broadcaster, NHK has the responsibility and obligation (.) to listen to the voices of its audience; and to serve the needs of each individual, including minority audiences" (Katsuji Ebisawa, World Screen News, 2001. 4:42).

It is the task of officials and other servants to serve Parliament by performing the role assigned to them.

Economic cooperation, devised to serve the mutual interests of the Community and its partner countries, shall contribute to the development of the ALA developing countries by helping them build up their institutional capacity so as to create an environment more favourable to investment and development and make the most of the prospects opened up by the growth of international trade, including the European single market, and by enhancing the role of businessmen, technology and know-how from all the Member States, particularly in the private sector and in small and medium-sized undertakings.

Airports play a key role in the Schengen system: firstly, they are of considerable importance as an access point for an ever-increasing number of travellers and consequently also for illegal immigrants; secondly, they serve as both internal and external borders and therefore constitute a specific sector facing a series of specific problems.