Vertaling van "powers budgetary implementation " (Engels → Nederlands) :

be vigilant in its observance of Article 61(2) of the Cotonou Agreement and, in coordination with the other donors, carry out more thorough appraisal of the direction taken by public finance management in the beneficiary countries and monitor the progress of the reforms that are intended to improve it; incorporate into its Methodological Guide the relevant instructions issued since March 2002 on the programming and implementation of budgetary support for third countries, and make the necessary improvements; make use of performance indicators that genuinely encourage beneficiary countries to press ahead with their reforms and that focus ...[+++] more closely on results that reflect improvements in management; do everything within its power to complete the public financial management performance measurement framework being developed within the framework of PEFA and improve coordination between donors by taking account of the results that will be available at the end of the testing stage and of the Court's suggestions, especially the proposal concerning tests of controls; strengthen coordination between donors' local representatives as regards the production of assessments, evaluations and audits, the implementation of institutional support and the use of conditions and performance indicators; systematically structure relations with the authorities in the beneficiary States and take them beyond the government level to include parliaments and supreme audit institutions, whose powers must be strengthened to enable them to undertake the reforms that concern them and to audit those that are a matter for the executive branch".

The Council also requests Eurojust to consider the issue of statistics with a view to giving the budgetary authority and policy makers more detailed information about the full extent of national members’ involvement in judicial cooperation in Europe; Suggests Eurojust focus on complex cases which require coordination and to make internal periodical assessments on the case referrals from each country and on the quality of the cases handled with a view to improving the value of casework; invites Eurojust to report on such assessments to the Council as appropriate; Urges the Member States, mentioned in the 2004 Annual Report of Eurojust, that ha ...[+++]ve yet to implement the Eurojust Decision to take all necessary measures to comply with it in order to provide all National Members with the necessary powers and means to perform their tasks effectively.

The measures that the Commission is empowered to adopt under the implementing powers, conferred on it by this Decision, are essentially management measures relating to the implementation of a programme with substantial budgetary implications within the meaning of Article 2(a) of Council Decision 1999/468/EC of 28 June 1999 laying down the procedures for the exercise of implementing powers conferred on the Commission .

The main change is that the Council retains the power to impose definitive anti-dumping on countervailing duties but these will now be decided by a simple majority of the Member States - rather than by a qualified majority in the past (iii The Council agreement means that there will now be binding deadlines and greater procedural transparency for all the Union's commercial policy instruments. These delays will significantly improve the legal certainty for all economic operators concerned thereby eliminating unnecessary market disruption. The Council is, however, fully aware that this new approach requires extra resources without which it ...[+++]cannot be implemented. The Commission has already tabled its proposals for extra resources and the conclusions of the Council on 15 December 1993 stated that the Council has acknowledged this need and has called upon the Budgetary authority to examine the Commission proposals in a positive frame of mind (iv) An accessory issue, but an important practical point is that these new uniform rules simplify import formalities for EU traders and importers.

The approach to negotiating a new agreement should be governed by the principles that an appropriate balance of powers between the institutions should be maintained, that the new agreement should ensure strict budgetary discipline and that it should clearly implement dual programming and entry of pre-accession and accession-related expenditure.

That involves, inter alia: - the improvement of the functioning of the internal energy market, in particular the completion of the internal electricity and gas market; - respect for the general principles of competition and services of general economic interest, wherever they exist and according to the conditions laid down in the Treaty; - the definition of standardization programmes to promote energy efficiency and new and renewable sources of energy; - a consistent approach in the environmental field; - the development of trans-European networks; - the setting of energy priorities in future research programmes; - the establishment of a consistent approach as regards external relations; - the more coherent definition of programmes f ...[+++]or energy efficiency and new and renewable sources of energy to allow for more effective use of budgetary means, 4. considers that the common energy objectives identified in the Resolution on the Green Paper should be implemented at Community level and invites the Commission to put in place a process of cooperation between the Community and the Member States in order to ensure that Community and national energy policies are compatible with those objectives, 5. believes that Community energy decisions must be taken in the context of a shared analysis of the energy situation and of future trends and invites the Commission to organize cooperation between Member States on energy studies, as called for in the resolution on the Green Paper, 6. considers that the promotion of new and renewable energies and energy efficiency can make a valid contribution to a safer and healthier environment and, together with the development of indigenous sources, both reduce the Community's energy dependency on external sources and promote economic growth and employment, 7. believes that the opening up of the internal energy market and environmental issues related to energy require transparency of economic indicators and invites the Commission to report ...