Vertaling van "Spese comuni " (Italiaans → Engels) :

G. recognising that national parliaments are competent for military expenditure, military procurement and the deployment of national armed forces, but that, on the basis of future treaty changes, the European Parliament should be responsible for approving the mandate and objectives of any jointly financed EU crisis-management operation and, in this respect, given that it shares budgetary authority with the Council, should be regularly informed about the allocation of common expenditure under such EU joint actions,

G. recognising that national parliaments are competent for military expenditure, military procurement and the deployment of national armed forces, but that, on the basis of future treaty changes, the European Parliament should be responsible for approving the mandate and objectives of any EU crisis management operation financed on a common basis and, in this respect, given that it shares budgetary authority with the Council, should be regularly informed about the allocation of common expenditure under such EU joint actions,

The Council of Foreign Ministers meeting on 17 June 2002 managed to reach a compromise: there will be two categories of costs: joint costs (for staff quarters - transport, administration, communications and public relations); and for the troops (medical care, additional equipment and insfrastructures) and individual costs to be borne individually by each state involved in the military action.

to agree on Amending Letter No 2 for 2005 on Executive Agencies with a transfer of administrative expenditure already included in the 2005 Draft Budget either in the Commission's administrative budget or in the appropriations for programmes that should themselves lead to savings of EUR 7,691 million under Heading 5 (Administrative expenditure); to agree on the two proposed joint statements on Executive Agencies regarding the management of posts and on an Amending Budget in 2005 on the reduction resulting from the adaptation of salaries and pensions in 2004.

To achieve this it will be necessary to: - set up a different range of financial instruments (service vouchers, joint local placement funds for a particular urban or rural area, review of the treatment of operational expenditure vis-à-vis capital expenditure in public accounting procedures); - improve training and qualifications as a means of consolidating new trades and occupations; - revamp the legal framework (creation of employment schemes to facilitate multi-skilling, occupational reintegration schemes which allow for a combination of paid work and unemployment benefit, creation of a scheme for partner-entrepreneurs in non-profit ...[+++]organisations, adaptation of employment and social security legislation to the methods of work permitted by new technologies); - make provision for adequate administrative decentralisation.

Annex 1 A PROPITIOUS MACRO-ECONOMIC CLIMATE - stay on course for a stable and sound macro-economic policy (public authorities and social partners) - give better explanations of the beneficial impact of EMU on a macro-economic strategy propitious for employment (Community institutions and Member States) - accentuate the budgetary consolidation effort in compliance with the following recommendations: . prefer spending cuts to tax increases . preserve expenditure on investment in human capital, innovation and infrastructure . reorient passive spending (unemployment compensation) towards active measures . shift the balance of taxation in favour of labour - update and reinforce Member States' convergence programmes - reinforce the multilateral s ...[+++]urveillance procedure (Commission and Council) - pursue an incomes policy conducive to competitiveness and employment (social partners) Annex 2 HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF THE INTERNAL MARKET Completing and implementing the internal market . adopt a priority package of three measures by the end of 1996 (European company statute, biotechnology inventions and electricity) (Council and Parliament) . secure an undertaking from the Member States that by the end of 1996 they will lay before their parliaments bills to incorporate into national law the measures adopted pursuant to the White Paper . draw up a White Paper on markets in services (Commission) . simplify legislation (the SLIM initiative) . remove the remaining obstacles to the free movement of individuals and workers (the Community institutions and the Member States) . adopt guidelines by the end of 1996 on the basis of a Commission reflection paper on taxation (European Council) Enhancing the competitive environment in Europe . regulate the question of supplementary financing for TENs (Council and Parliament) . make proper use of the Task Forces on Research and Industry (institutions and Council) . draw up a plan of action to encourage further innovation (Commission) . adopt ...