5 Amendments of Jan OLBRYCHT related to 2018/0166R(APP)
Amendment 142 #
Paragraph 17 a (new)
17 a. Expects ceilings for commitments and payments to be set so as to reflect the requested amounts and appropriate implementation profiles per programme, while providing for sufficient margins to adjust to future needs; considers, furthermore, that the overall payment ceiling must take into account the unprecedented weight of outstanding commitments at the end of 2020 that will need to be settled under the next MFF, whose estimate is constantly growing due to major implementation delays;
Amendment 220 #
Proposal for a regulation
Recital 2 a (new)
Recital 2 a (new)
(2a) The level of ceilings should be set on the basis of the amounts necessary for the financing and running of the Union programmes and policies as well as the required margins to be left available for adjustments to future needs. Furthermore, the ceilings for payments should account for the large amount of outstanding commitments expected at the end of 2020. The amounts set in this Regulation as well as in the basic acts for 2021-2027 programmes should be agreed in 2018 prices and, for the sake of simplification and predictability, adjusted on the basis of a fixed deflator of 2 % per year.
Amendment 278 #
Part 2
Section A – point 14 a (new)
14a. In order to facilitate the adoption of a new MFF or a revision thereof, and to give effect to Article 312(5) TFEU, the institutions shall enter into regular meetings, namely: - Meetings of the Presidents as set out in Article 324 of the Treaty; - Briefings and debriefings of a delegation of the European Parliament by the Council presidency before and after relevant Council meetings; - Informal trilateral meetings in the course of the Council proceedings aimed at taking account of Parliament’s views in any document produced by the Council presidency; - Trilogues once both Parliament and the Council are provided with negotiating mandates; - Mutual appearance by the Council presidency in the relevant parliamentary committee and of Parliament’s negotiating team in the relevant Council formation. Parliament and the Council will transmit to each other as soon as available any document formally adopted in their respective preparatory bodies or formally submitted on their behalf.
Amendment 287 #
Annex
Part C – point 8
8. In the interest of loyal and sound institutional cooperation, the European Parliament and the Council commit to maintaining regular and active contacts at all levels, through their respective negotiators, throughout the whole budgetary procedure and, in particular, during the conciliation period. The European Parliament and the Council undertake to ensure the timely and constant mutual exchange of relevant information and documents at both formal and informal levels, in particular by transmitting to each other all procedural documents adopted within their respective preparatory bodies as soon as available. They undertake as well as to hold technical or informal meetings as needed, during the conciliation period, in cooperation with the Commission. The Commission shall ensure timely and equal access to information and documents for the European Parliament and the Council.
Amendment 289 #
Annex
Part E – point 21 a (new)
21a. In order to make full use of the 21- day conciliation period set out by the Treaty and allow the institutions to update their respective negotiating positions, the European Parliament and the Council undertake to examine the state-of-play of the conciliation procedure at every meeting of their relevant preparatory bodies throughout that period, and shall refrain from leaving it to its last stages.