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JUDGMENT OF THE GENERAL COURT (Appeal Chamber) 27 April 2012.Carlo De Nicola v European Investment Bank (EIB).Appeal — Civil service — Staff of the EIB — Appraisal — Promotion — Appraisal and promotion in respect of 2006 — Decision of the Appeals Committee — Scope of the review — Sickness insurance — Refusal to bear medical costs — Claim for compensation.Case T‑37/10 P.

37. Calls for instruments to increase cross-border police and judicial cooperation, involving all Member States' competent authorities for the prevention, detection and investigation of match-fixing in connection with sport betting; in this respect, invites Member States to consider dedicated prosecution services with primary responsibility for investigating match-fixing cases; calls for a framework for cooperation with organisers of sports competitions to be considered with a view to facilitating the exchange of information between sports disciplinary bodies and state investigation and prosecution agencies, by setting up, for example, dedicated national networks and contact points to deal with cases of mat ...[+++]ch-fixing; this should happen, where appropriate, in cooperation with the gambling operators;

12. Reiterates that the administrative burden of new legislation to be imposed on business and public administration is a significant element assessed by IAs, and administrative and compliance costs should if possible be quantified; calls for consideration to be given to both administrative burden reduction and achieving the goals of legislation in order to ensure a balanced approach, and urges that the effects of new regulation on industry be thoroughly assessed with regard to the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy and the current discussions on a new industrial policy for Europe;

The downturn will have a significant impact on the public finances as the deficit has exceeded 3 % of GDP in 2008 as indicated by the French Minister of the Economy, Industry and Employment, in a letter addressed to the Commissioner of Economic and Financial Affairs on 6 February 2009, and is expected to rise above 5 % of GDP in 2009 according to the Commission services' January 2009 interim forecast.

It is estimated that the Civil Service Tribunal will start with a caseload of 120-150 cases, depending on the final transfer of pending cases from the Court of First Instance.

(237) The analysis conducted by the Commission shows that BSCA's financial structure is based on that of the Walloon Region, and that without the implicit guarantee and assurance that the Region procures for its public sector companies (bearing of certain expenses, abandonment of certain income, re-capitalisation, etc.) and because of the commercial hazards inherent in the business plan, BSCA would never have committed itself to Ryanair.