Activities of Jan MULDER

Sylvie GUILLAUME, Marian-Jean MARINESCU, Jan MULDER

Motion for a resolution
Recital D

D. whereas, faced with the impossibility of changing the overall MFF figures decided by the European Council, Parliament successfully negotiated the inclusion of ~~several key~~ new provisions that will help to make the new financial framework and the new EU annual budget more operational, consistent, transparent and responsive to the needs of EU citizens and to allow the MFF ceilings to be fully used; whereas these provision concern, in particular, the new arrangements relating to the MFF revision, flexibility, ~~own resources,~~ and the unity and transparency of the EU budget;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Draft opinion
Paragraph 5

5. Further notes, with respect to the home affairs funds, that the ordinary legislative procedure does not provide for the Commission and the Council to negotiate an agreed position between themselves, without involving Parliament, and then to present that position to the Parliament as a fait accompli; points out that if the Commission is unwilling to defend its initial proposal, it should present an amended proposal; insists that the Commission shall take up its role of honest broker in future inter-institutional negotiations;

2014/02/19
Committee: LIBE

2014/2005(INI)

Marian-Jean MARINESCU, Jan MULDER

Draft opinion
Paragraph 6 a (new)

6a. Taking into consideration that the cuts were imposed to the Parliament without any reasoned justification, considers that the Parliament has to put emphasis, when it comes to consider the Mid-term review, on the particular areas where the cuts were the most significant;

2014/02/19
Committee: LIBE

2014/2005(INI)

Marian-Jean MARINESCU, Jan MULDER

Motion for a resolution
Recital E a (new)

Ea. whereas the outstanding payment claims received after 31 October 2013 and carried-over to 2014 amount to 23 billion EUR for structural and cohesion policy only, which will add significant pressure on an already very low ceiling of payment appropriations;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Draft opinion
Paragraph 6 b (new)

6b. Is of the opinion that, in the framework of the Mid-term review, the Parliament should use all its negotiation capacity through co-decision, without being imposed decisions and figures from the European Council;

2014/02/19
Committee: LIBE

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Recital F

F. whereas the Council failed to make any progress on a much needed reform of the current system for financing the EU budget, despite the ambitious proposals put forward by the Commission aimed not only at overcoming the stalemate caused by the lack of a genuine own resources system but also at making the system of financing of the EU budget simpler, fairer and transparent to the EU citizen;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3

3. Is deeply concerned at the fact that any budgetary debate in the Council has been for many years poisoned by the logic of ‘fair returns’; ~~stresse~~considers that this situation is largely due to the current system of EU financing, whereby some 85 % of revenues stem from national contributions instead of genuine own resources; considers that such a system places disproportionate empdebate already existed before the introduction of an GNI based resources but that this resource hasis on ~~net balances between the Member St~~ly reinforced the poisoned debates and has led to the progressive introduction of complex and opaque rebates and other correction mechanisms for the financing of the EU budget;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 4

4. Believes that this logic also prevailed in the way the MFF agreement was struck by the European Council on 8 February 2013; considers it regrettable that this was reflected in the fact that the national allocations, especially from agriculture and cohesion policy, were determined at that moment; deplores, in particular, the list of special allocations and ‘gifts’ granted in the course of negotiations between Heads of State and Government, which number culminates in the conclusions of the European Council of 8 February 2013 and which are not based on objective and verifiable criteria, but ~~rather~~ reflect the bargaining power of Member States, trying to secure their national interests and maximise their net returns; denounces the ~~lack of transparenc~~opacity in striking this agreement; highlights that the addition of 27 national individual victories is anything but a success for Europe;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 5

5. Strongly rejects this purely accounting vision of the EU budget, which disregards the European added value, contradicts the principle of EU solidarity and underestimates the current and potential role of the EU budget in strengthening economic governance; stresses that the EU budget is predominantly an investment budget with a strong leverage effect and a catalyst for growth and jobs across the Union; ~~considers it regrettable~~denounces, therefore, that some Member States seem to regard national contributions to the EU budget purely as a cost to be minimised;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 6

6. ~~Note~~Strongly regrets that the European Council took a top-down approach to deciding the overall size of the MFF 2014- 2020, which in turn demonstrates a worrying discrepancy between EU political commitments which the European Council has been making and its reluctance to adequately finance them; believes, on the contrary, that this decision should be based on a bottom-up process, resulting from a thorough assessment of EU financial needs and political objectives as set out in EU multiannual programmes and policies defined by the legislator;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8

8. Is convinced, moreover, that tangible progress can only be achieved following an in-depth reform of the financing of the EU budget that should return to a system of genuine, clear, simple and fair own resources; stresses that this should lead to the introduction of one or several new own resources ~~that will considerably reduce the share of~~with the ultimate objective to put an end to the GNI-based contributions to the EU budget and, accordingly, to the burden onthat the GNI contribution represents for national treasuries; reiterates its strong commitment to any process leading to the reform of the current unfair, non- transparent and complex system of own resources;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9

9. Recalls that Parliament was the first EU institution to present its vision on the MFF 2014-2020 and the need to reform the financing of the EU budget, with the report of its specialised SURE Committee, in June 2011; considers that this report provided ~~effective~~ guidance for the Commission in drafting its own proposals on the MFF and own resources and appreciates the regular political dialogue that was established between the two institutions at all stages of the preparation of this report; points to the obvious advantages for Parliament of an early preparation for any negotiations on the MFF;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10

10. Recalls that, pursuant to Article 312 TFEU, the Council unanimously adopts the MFF Regulation after obtaining the consent of Parliament, while the three EU institutions ‘shall take any measure necessary to facilitate its adoption’; notes, therefore, that the Treaty does not set out any concrete procedure for the involvement of Parliament in the MFF negotiations and that these modalities were subsequently determined in practice through a number of ad hoc arrangements agreed at political level at Parliament’s initiative; notes that the European Parliament was defining its own role as well and encourages the Parliament to draw on the lessons learnt from this experience; stresses the need for clear and transparent mandates for Parliament's negotiating team;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 12

12. ~~Deplor~~Recalls that, according to the Treaty, the European Council has no legislative powers and, therefore, denounces the fact that, despite Parliament’s strong objections, all successive ‘negotiating boxes’ presented by different Council presidencies and, ultimately, the European Council MFF agreement of 8 February 2013 contained a significant number of legislative elements that should have been decided under the ordinary legislative procedure; stresses that the legally required unanimity in the Council on the MFF Regulation could only be achieved by pre- empting certain major policy changes in EU sectoral policies, thereby hindering Parliament’s prerogatives under co- decision, in clear contradiction with the Treaties;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 21 a (new)

21a. Strongly believes a five year MFF cycle would enhance democratic legitimacy, improve the prioritisation of budgetary means and could be considered a precondition for more political debate; urges the Commission, in line with TFUE 312, to opt for a five year budgetary cycle from 2020 onwards;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2005(INI)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 23

23. CReminds its intention to make the compulsory MFF revision a key demand in the investiture of the next Commission; calls, therefore, on the next European Parliament to make the election of the proposed candidate for President of the Commission conditional upon a strong and non-ambiguous commitment to implementing th~~is review/~~e post-electoral revision clause and engaging in a genuine and deep political dialogue on its content;

2014/02/24
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1

1. Believes that the European economy is showing some signs of recovery and considers that along with Member States continuing their growth-friendly fiscal consolidation and structural reforms, the European budget can be a very strong tool to increase strategic investment with European added value and put the European economy back on track, generating sustainable growth and employment while aiming to foster economic and social cohesion throughout the EU;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 2

2. Highlights in particular the importance of the European Structural and Investment Funds, which form the biggest single block of expenditure in the EU budget; underlines the fact that these ESIFs are particularly important in helping Member States and regions to exit the current crisis and achieve the Europe 2020 targets; stresses the need to endow citizens with the tools to find a way out of the crisis; stresses in this regard the special need to also foster investments in areas such as education and mobility, research and innovation, digital agenda, SMEs and entrepreneurship, in order to boost the creation of employment –, in particular youth and 50+ employment;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS, Charles GOERENS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3

3. Considers it also important to invest in other areas such as renewable energy, infrastructures, in particular broadband infrastructure, with a stronger and enhanced use of ‘innovative financial instruments’, particularly in respect of long term investments; underlines the importance of ensuring that sufficient resources are made available for EU external actions; recalls the EU’s international commitments as regards the allocation of 0.7 % of GNP to the Millennium Development Goals Instruments by 2015;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS, Charles GOERENS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 3 a (new)

3 a. Underlines the importance of ensuring that sufficient resources are made available for EU external actions to allow the European Union to respect the principles and pursue the objectives set out in article 21 of the TEU as well as article 323 of the TFEU; recalls the EU and its Members States' international commitment to increase their Official Development Aid (ODA) spending to 0.7% of GNI and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 4

4. Recalls the recent agreement on the 2014-2020 multiannual financial framework (MFF), which defines the main parameters for the annual budgets until 2020; underlines the fact that each annual budget must be in line with the MFF Regulation and the Interinstitutional Agreement and should not be considered an ~~excuse~~opportunity to re-negotiate downwards the MFF; points out~~, however, that this does not exclude the use of all means available to the budgetary authority within the framework of the annual budget procedur~~ the special instruments agreed upon in the MFF 2014-2020 regulation and in the related Interinstitutional Agreement which are available to the budgetary authority within the framework of the annual budget procedure in order to provide the EU budget with the necessary flexibility; highlights its determination to use them as appropriate;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 6

6. Recalls the agreement within the MFF, which is being implemented for the first time in the 2014 budget, to frontload in 2014 and 2015 commitments for specified policy objectives relating to youth employment, research, Erasmus+ in particular for apprenticeships, and SMEs; ~~emphasises that a similar approach needs to be taken for the 2015 budget through~~recalls that for 2015 this means a frontloading of the Youth Employment Initiative (by 871.4 million( in 2011 prices) as well as of Erasmus+ and COSME, by (20 million each (in 2011 prices);

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 7

7. Emphasises that, in order to help European citizens to exit the crisis, investments should be brought forward as much as possible in those programmes; invites the Commission, furthermore, to identify ~~fur~~possible other programmes for which ~~could benefit from~~a frontloading, could usefully benefit and contribute to ~~this purpose and would also be able to fully absorb~~ help the EU to renew with growthe a~~dditional appropriations~~nd employment;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9

9. Underlines the importance of decentralised agencies, which are vital for the implementation of EU policies and programmes; stresses the need to assess all agencies individually and to provide them in the 2015 budget and in the following years with the appropriate financial means and staff so that they are able to properly fulfil the tasks assigned to them by the legislative authority;expects the first outcome of the Interinstitutional Working Group on decentralised agencies to be delivered in due time for Parliament's reading of the budget;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS, Charles GOERENS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10

10. Recalls that the overall level of payment appropriations agreed for the 2014 budget is below the level considered necessary and proposed by the Commission in its original draft budget; is deeply concerned that the unprecedented level of outstanding bills at the end of 2013, upamounting to EUR 23.4 billion under Heading 1b alone, cannot be covered within 2014 ceilings; Underlines also the backlog of payments appropriations of EUR 160 million for humanitarian aid carried over from 2013 to 2014, which could result in delay of payments, with all the tragic consequences that this would have in a sector where immediate reaction is essential; stresses therefore that, even if all the new flexibility mechanisms are mobilised in payments in 2014, this will again lead to a large implementation deficit at the end of 2014; underlines the fact that the recurrent shortages of payment appropriations have been the main cause of the unprecedentedly high level of outstanding commitments (RALs) especially in the last years;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11

11. Recalls that according to the Treaty4 ‘the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission shall ensure that the financial means are made available to allow the Union to fulfil its legal obligations in respect of third parties’; expects the Commission in its draft budget to propose an adequate level of payment appropriations, based on real forecasts ~~rather than political expectations~~; __________________ 4 Article 323 TFEU.

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 13

13. Insists that the use of all special instruments in payments (EU Solidarity Fund, Globalisation Adjustment Fund and Emergency Aid Reserve) must be entered in the budget over and above the MFF payment ceilingRecalls its position of principle that the financing of special instruments shall be entered in the budget over and above the multiannual financial framework ceilings for commitments and for payments;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Jan MULDER, Angelika WERTHMANN

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 13

13. Insists that the use of all special instruments in payments (EU Solidarity Fund, Globalisation Adjustment Fund and Emergency Aid Reserve) must be entered in the budget over and above the MFF payment ceiling; asks to present systematic data on the effectiveness of these special instruments in the draft general budget

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Angelika WERTHMANN, Jan MULDER, Anne E. JENSEN, Nils TORVALDS, Charles GOERENS

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 13 a (new)

13a. Given the alarming situation of payment appropriations in humanitarian aid at the very beginning of 2014, calls for the Commission to take all necessary measures and to react as quickly as possible in order to ensure the proper delivery of EU humanitarian Aid in 2014; given the particularity of this funding for which most of commitments have to be paid within the budgetary year, invites the Commission to reflect on the possibility to enter in the draft budget 2015 not only a sufficient level of appropriations but also to enter an amount of payments appropriations equal to the level of commitment appropriations for humanitarian aid and for the emergency aid reserve;

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2014/2004(BUD)

Jan MULDER, Giovanni LA VIA

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 14 – subparagraph 1 (new)

Request the Commission to present an outline to Council and Parliament how it intends to fund the measures that have to be taken in case there is an outbreak of contagious animal diseases on the scale as was the case in the past with among others with BSE, swine fever and Foot and Mouth disease. Request the Commission to outline, in case it expects that no sufficient public funding will be available, the possibility of establishing insurance schemes.

2014/02/11
Committee: BUDG

2013/2256(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 33 a (new)

33a. Urges the Management Boards of those agencies that are fully or partially co-financed by fees to ensure that fee- setting is transparent and that the services by those agencies are carried out as efficiently as possible in order to offer the best possible fee-rate;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2256(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 38 a (new)

38a. Requests that the Court of Auditors provide an evaluation on the performance and the results of the agencies in time for the review in 2016 of the multiannual financial framework with the purpose to assess where agencies can cooperate better or even merge, and to assess whether some agencies could be dissolved or continue in another institutional setting which is more cost-efficient;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2245(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2245(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Office communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2242(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 7 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2242(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 13 a (new)

13a. Requests that the Institute communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2241(DEC)

Performance

2014/03/05
Committee: CONT

2013/2241(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11 a (new)

11a. Requests that the Body communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/03/05
Committee: CONT

2013/2240(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2240(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10 a (new)

10a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2239(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2239(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10 a (new)

10a. Requests that the Authority communicate the results and impact its work has on the European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website, ;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2238(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 7 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2238(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11 a (new)

11a. Requests that the Authority communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2237(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2237(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Authority communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2236(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2236(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Institute communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2235(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2235(DEC)

7a. Requests that the Office communicate the results and impact its work has on the European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website.

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2233(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2233(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website, ;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2232(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2232(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2231(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2231(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2230(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2230(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 14 a (new)

14a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website.

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2229(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 7 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2229(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10 a (new)

10a. Requests that the College communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accesible way, mainly through its website,;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2228(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2228(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11 a (new)

11a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2222(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2222(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website.

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2220(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 8 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2220(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 12 a (new)

12a. Requests that the agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2219(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 6 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2219(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2218(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2218(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 10 a (new)

10a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on the European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website, ;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2217(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2217(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Foundation communicate the results and impact its work has on the European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2216(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2216(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that Eurojust communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website.

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2215(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2215(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11 a (new)

11a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2214(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 4 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2214(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 6 a (new)

6a. Requests that the agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2213(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2213(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2212(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 5 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2212(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 8 a (new)

8a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2211(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2211(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 11 a (new)

11a. Requests that the Centre communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2210(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2210(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Foundation communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website.

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2209(DEC)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2209(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Agency communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2208(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 7 a (new)

Performance

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2208(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9 a (new)

9a. Requests that the Centre communicate the results and impact its work has on European citizens in an accessible way, mainly through its website;

2014/02/25
Committee: CONT

2013/2206(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 52

52. Takes note of the fact that the Commission, notwithstanding the Parliament'sary resolutions ~~relating to~~about the 2010 and 2011 discharge ~~procedures~~, has not yet made ~~neither th~~public exhaustive performance indicators upon which the budget support to the Republic of Haiti was based, noeither the detailed assessments of the Government of the Republic of Haiti’'s performance upon which the decision to give budget support was based ~~public~~;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2206(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 56

56. Notes that in two respective resolutions, the Commission has been urged to execute the first ever overall impact evaluation of Union aid to Haiti, both before and after the 12 January 2010 earthquake; observes that so far, the Commission has not informed the Parliament as to whether the evaluation is under-way;deleted

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2206(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 59

59. Observes that since the publication of the CONT report~~, no improvements have taken place, despite the fact that~~ and the Union participatesion in the International Aid Transparency Initiative, some improvements have taken place;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2206(DEC)

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 72

72. Deplores, as in previous years, the fact that the investment facility is not covered by the Court of Auditors' Statement of Assurance or Parliament's discharge procedure, even though the projects are carried out by the EIB on behalf of and at the risk of the Union, using EDFs' resources; calls therefore for an end to be brought to the Tripartite Agreement during the October 2015 revision and include the investment facility in the normal discharge procedure;

2014/02/26
Committee: CONT

2013/2206(DEC)