Traduction de «Fonctionnaire au rang de Cadre supérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Notes that Serbia is developing a new strategy for judicial reform, and supports the efforts being made to devise a new court system in order to improve the efficiency and independence of the whole judicial system; welcomes the government’s commitment to tackling shortcomings in the reform of the judiciary, particularly by ensuring that the legal framework leaves no room for undue political influence and addressing the issues of parliament’s power to appoint judges and prosecutors and the direct political participation of officials in the work of the High Judicial and State Prosecutorial Councils; underlines the importance of adopt ...[+++]ing clear and transparent evaluation criteria for appointed judges and prosecutors that will ensure their independence and professionalism; furthermore stresses the need to implement measures, in line with the recommendations of the Venice Commission, to address the growing backlog of cases; notes that the Justice Ministry still has responsibility for capital expenditure and that this could further limit the independence of the judiciary; calls on the government to focus on the quality of reform rather than its speed, using the available technical expertise from abroad; stresses also the need for initial and continued professional training of judges and prosecutors, following the extensive changes to the law;

In that regard, the fact that a candidate has his own acknowledged merits does not preclude the possibility that, in the context of consideration of the comparative merits of candidates for the certification procedure, other officials may have higher merits than his.

Credit institutions should assess whether exposures in the context of asset-backed commercial paper programmes constitute re-securitisation exposures, including those in the context of programmes which acquire senior tranches of separate pools of whole loans where none of those loans is a securitisation or re-securitisation exposure, and where the first-loss protection for each investment is provided by the seller of the loans.

I guess when I hear of improvements in administration I'm concerned, as I'm sure a number of the people working in the federal civil service are, that we—not we but certainly some governments—have cut the number of front-line people—the secretaries, the people who answer the telephones—and instead have switched to some system where the senior people end up doing a lot of the day-to-day administration stuff—it's probably the middle people, not the senior people—and it doesn't seem like that much of a cost saving in the end.

Fourth, it was recommended to entrench the status of the information co-ordinators who are present in every department to facilitate the operation of the act and to give those co-ordinators senior rank in the departments.

The federal Liberal government gutted the civil service workforce, inflicted a six year tax freeze to the survivors and allowed executive managers an increase in compensation of up to 19%.