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4 Amendments of Manfred WEBER related to 2010/2155(INI)

Amendment 64 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 14
14. Encourages the Member States and regions to set up multi-regional operational programmes to address common territorial problems; invites the Commission consider the rule changes which would be needed so that cross- border multi-regional operational programmes could be established along similar lines;deleted (This call is not consistent with the INTERREG evaluation, which clearly insists that there should not be constant changes in instruments and areas. Furthermore, smaller, region-specific A programmes produce the best results.)
2011/02/22
Committee: REGI
Amendment 110 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 23
23. Believes that the implementation of territorial cooperation programmes remains overly complicated and considers that Objective 3 needs specially adapted rules; believes that at present too many different administrative authorities have to be involved in implementing programmes and therefore calls for significant simplification in this respect; (Currently, management, certification and audit authorities are all involved in administering programmes. A general reduction in bureaucracy would therefore be highly desirable.)
2011/02/22
Committee: REGI
Amendment 112 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 23 a (new)
23a. Calls for at least the first consultation on all applications for support for cross-border cooperation to be held on the spot with the Euroregions, so as to guarantee a high level of project quality, transparency and closeness to the citizen; also calls for the Euroregions, as regional, cross-border interest groups, to be involved in all aspects of decision- making regarding project approvals;
2011/02/22
Committee: REGI
Amendment 119 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 24
24. Invites the Commission to propose specific measures which simplify rules on auditing and control, authorise more systematic standard-rate costing, lay down more detailed rules on eligibility for EU funding, make for greater flexibility in the implementation of automatic decommitments, raise the acceptable error rate to 5% and increase technical assistance to 8%, with a view to ensuring that the management bodies and the Euroregions concentrate more on the strategic management of projects, rather than whether applications comply with administrative rules;
2011/02/22
Committee: REGI