I want to go back to the area of the correlation tables.

Finally, I just have one more thing to say about the correlation tables.

You are absolutely right in saying that we want the correlation tables, on which the Council made a decision today.

The last open question of the negotiations was related to the correlation tables.

Clearly, we support the fact that this compromise on the correlation tables was found.

Allow me just to conclude with a brief word about the correlation tables.

One of the things we insisted on in this agreement was the so-called correlation tables.

I support the rapporteur's call to leave the correlation tables in the report.

We should also understand that drawing up correlation tables will add further to the administrative burden.

However, the inclusion of the correlation tables in the text remains a very sensitive issue.

I have noted your declaration on the correlation table.

Several of you referred to the problem of correlation tables.

The positions of these bands is summarized in correlation tables as shown below.

Thus, relationships between and among variables are represented with a correlation table (see Table 5).

Concerning the much talked about issue of correlation tables, the Commission made a declaration to the Council.

This dossier should really have gone to conciliation, though, because the correlation tables were not included in the final agreement.

Ultimately, it must also be possible to monitor the Member States and for that, we urgently need correlation tables.

Lastly, on the subject of correlation tables, the Commission supports Parliament's position.

'and a correlation table between those provisions and this Directive'

Instead, ChoiceStream would use multiple correlation tables and cohort analysis in this case.

Therefore, we need correlation tables - as called for in the report - that clearly show implementation status in each Member State.

I would particularly urge the Council to recognise the importance of correlation tables for overseeing the implementation of legislation.

She regrets, however, that a Council amendment removes the obligation on Member States to draw up correlation tables.

We can only check that, however, if we have the information, and we only get the information from these correlation tables.

I found the correlation tables, which list (and cross-reference) suitable oxidants for various functional group interconversions, very helpful.