reviews and, where it is appropriate, on follow-up to international commitments. We welcome the decision of the European Communities to establish an Environmei1t Agency and a European Environment Information and Observation Network, charged with the collection of objective, reliable and comparable information at the EuropE~an level to assist in the effective implementation of environmental policies, and to inform the public on the state of the European environment. We also welcome t:he decision that participation in this Agency should be open on mutually acceptal:>le terms to other countries of the ECE region. We invite UNEP, WMO, ECE and the OECD to co-operate actively in the work of the Agency. 21. We recommend the establishment or continued use of round tables or commit:tees or comparable processes to prcmote the integration of environmental considerations in all economic and social activities and thereby contribute to sustainable development with a view to improving the accountability of all participants in decision-making. Such bodies should take account of the Bergen model. 22. We will continue to improve national and international processes within t:he ECE region in the light of the_ important multisectoral dialogue among Governmemts and non-government sectors which was initiated by the Bergen process. 23. We will aim for the early completion, if possible in 1991, of the ECE Convention on environmental impact assessment in a transboundary context and t:o promote the further development of international environmental law. 24, We call on those ECE memters who have not already done so to ratify or ac:cede to the Montreal Protocol . We also call on the meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol in London it June 1990 to strengthen international action to, I •• • A/C0NF.151/PC/10 English Page 28 protect the ozone layer including, for example, through additional resources and 