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26. Reiterates that long-term investments, such as Parliament's building projects, need to be handled prudently and transparently; insists on strict cost management, project planning and supervision; reiterates its call for a transparent decision-making process in the field of buildings policy, based on early information, having due regard to Article 203 of the Financial Regulation;

26. Reiterates that long-term investments, such as Parliament's building projects, need to be handled prudently and transparently; insists on strict cost management, project planning and supervision; reiterates its call for a transparent decision-making process in the field of buildings policy, based on early information; calls for a detailed analysis and update of the Parliament's property policy adopted by the Bureau in March 2010 and an overview of the investments made per year and per building under the 2009-2014 legislature to be presented to the Committee on Budgets by August 2014 at the latest, reiterates its request for precis ...[+++]e information on the progress of buildings projects and its financial implication to be provided every six months;

21. Believes that in the current climate of austerity, long-term investments such as Parliament's building projects need to be handled prudently and transparently; insists on strict cost management, project planning and supervision; reiterates its call for a transparent decision-making process in the field of buildings policy, based on early information; recalls Parliament's request in its resolution of 16 February 2012 on the guidelines for the 2013 budget procedure for precise information on the progress in buildings projects and its financial implication to be provided every six months and the Parliament's statement that no new unf ...[+++]oreseen building projects should be undertaken until the end of the current legislature;

Believes in, and calls for, a transparent decision-making process in the field of buildings policy through close and open cooperation with the Committee on Budgets;