Traduction de «supervising work » (Anglais → Français) :

– (PT) The growing interconnection of national markets, the multinational or, at least, transnational nature of many of the main actors in the financial markets and, especially, the economic and financial crisis now being felt around the world, have revealed the need to rethink, reformulate and even recast the way in which supervision works at a European level.

Secondly, I would also like to congratulate him sincerely on the financial supervision work that he has carried out.

72. Considers that the legitimacy of the EU's sanctions policy, which constitutes a key and sensitive element of the CFSP, must be enhanced by involving Parliament at all stages of the procedure, in accordance with Article 21 of the TEU, in particular in the drafting and implementation of sanctions in the form of systematic consultation with, and reports from, the Council and the Commission; considers also that Parliament should be involved in overseeing the attainment of benchmarks by those who are subject to sanctions; instructs its Subcommittee on Human Rights to structure and supervise work in this area as rega ...[+++]rds any sanction the objectives and reference criteria of which relate to human rights;

72. Considers that the legitimacy of the EU's sanctions policy, which constitutes a key and sensitive element of the CFSP, must be enhanced by involving Parliament at all stages of the procedure, in accordance with Article 21 of the TEU, in particular in the drafting and implementation of sanctions in the form of systematic consultation with, and reports from, the Council and the Commission; considers also that Parliament should be involved in overseeing the attainment of benchmarks by those who are subject to sanctions; instructs its Subcommittee on Human Rights to structure and supervise work in this area as rega ...[+++]rds any sanction the objectives and reference criteria of which relate to human rights;

71. Considers that the legitimacy of the sanctions policy, which constitutes a key and sensitive element of the CFSP, must be enhanced by involving the European Parliament at all stages of the procedure, in accordance with Article 21 of the TEU, in particular in the drafting and implementation of sanctions in the form of systematic consultation with, and reports from, the Commission and the Council; considers also that Parliament should be involved in overseeing the attainment of benchmarks by those who are subject to sanctions; instructs its Subcommittee on Human Rights to structure and supervise work in this area a ...[+++]s regards any sanction the objectives and reference criteria of which relate to human rights;

2. Without prejudice to Articles 30 and 33, expenditure on the purchase and leasing of equipment used by a public authority in the pursuit of its monitoring and supervision work shall not be eligible.