Translation of "check signatory " (English → French) :

cheque signatory [ check signatory ]

contracting State [ contracting power | signatory State | signatory ]

Aboriginal signatory [ Indigenous signatory ]

character check | row parity check | transverse parity check | transverse redundancy check | vertical check | vertical redundancy check

block check | column parity check | horizontal check | longitudinal parity check | longitudinal redundancy check | LRC [Abbr.]

police checks [ checking of vehicle papers | check on persons | identification checks | roadside checks ]

vertical redundancy check | VRC | vertical parity check | vertical check | transverse redundancy check | transverse parity check | transverse check | column check

longitudinal redundancy check | LRC | longitudinal parity check | longitudinal check | LPC | horizontal parity control | horizontal parity check | horizontal check | row parity check

9. Stresses the need to explore the possibility of a harmonised and more efficient procedure for submitting statements of support, as it is unacceptable that EU citizens should be excluded from supporting Citizens’ Initiatives owing to differing personal data submission requirements in the Member States; calls, therefore, on the Commission to propose simpler data submission requirements across all Member States in order to make it easier to sign an ECI, irrespective of the country of residence; suggests, in order to facilitate the signing process, that consideration be given to a mobile application, the redesigning of the Online Collection Software, and, in particular, the possibility of using digital signatures as a means of identificati ...[+++]on, bearing in mind also the needs of persons with disabilities; calls on the Member States, as a matter of urgency, to review the requirement of providing a personal identification number for a statement of support, with a view to the possible removal of this requirement, as such a requirement could represent an unnecessary bureaucratic burden for the collection of statements of support and also an unnecessary way of checking the identity of a signatory;

15. Points out that there are differences between the Commission and the FAFA signatories regarding the interpretation of the FAFA verification clause, particularly on the issue of conducting checks; welcomes the adoption of standard Terms of Reference (ToR) for verifications in July 2009 as a means of providing further guidance for, and clarification on, the operation of the verification clause; recalls that, according to the latest findings of DG ECHO’s External Audit Sector (EAS) and the ECA within the framework of the annual DAS ...[+++] exercise, there is room for further clarification on the agreed ToR and the verification clause;

15. Points out that there are differences between the Commission and the FAFA signatories regarding the interpretation of the FAFA verification clause, particularly on the issue of conducting checks; welcomes the adoption of standard Terms of Reference (ToR) for verifications in July 2009 as a means of providing further guidance for, and clarification on, the operation of the verification clause; recalls that, according to the latest findings of DG ECHO's External Audit Sector (EAS) and the ECA within the framework of the annual DAS ...[+++] exercise, there is room for further clarification on the agreed ToR and the verification clause;

Moreover, such a sample-check correction system also counters the argument put forth by the Commission that the ID number is needed for a thorough check of validity of the signatories.