Je n'ai pris connaissance que de la dernière phrase qui dit: I am nevertheless interested by the suggestions made by mrs.
All I have been able to read of it is the last sentence, which says 'I am nevertheless interested in the suggestions made by Mrs Larive in her draft report on commercial communications and will take them into consideration when they will be adopted by Parliament'.
C'est pourquoi nous avançons une proposition - et je citerai ce passage en anglais en conclusion de mon bref discours : Calls for proposals to be made by the Convention in view of its adoption.
For this reason - and let me cite the relevant passage in English to conclude my brief speech - we are asking for 'calls for proposals to be made by the Convention in view of its adoption'.