Traduction de «Objectif quantitatif en matière de politique monétaire » (Français → Anglais) :

A legal agreement on global climate policy would be precisely worded and deal with hundreds of issues, with headings such as Quantitative Targets for Emission Cuts in the Industrialised Countries for 2020 and Beyond, Specific Emission Targets for the Developing Countries for 2020 and Beyond, Financial Aid for the Developing Countries from the Industrialised Countries, Technology Development and Transfer, and Sinks and their Accounting Rules.

2. Recalls that the EC Treaty explicitly distinguishes between the ECB's goals of price stability on the one hand and support for general economic policies on the other, and that, therefore, those two goals cannot simply be treated as substitutable; acknowledges the full independence of the ECB in its fulfilment of this double mandate, and welcomes the fact that by means of the Treaty of Lisbon, the ECB should become an EU institution with legal personality and a clearly established independent political and financial status; believes that recognition of the ECB as an EU institution increases the responsibility of Parliament, and, in p ...[+++]articular, its committee with responsibility for economic and monetary affairs, as an institution to which the ECB is accountable for its decisions on monetary policy;

2. Recalls that the EC Treaty explicitly distinguishes between the ECB’s goals of price stability on the one hand and support for general economic policies on the other, and that, therefore, those two goals cannot simply be treated as substitutable; acknowledges the full independence of the ECB in its fulfilment of this double mandate, and welcomes the fact that by means of the Treaty of Lisbon, the ECB will become an EU institution with legal personality and a clearly established independent political and financial status; believes that recognition of the ECB as a European institution increases the responsibility of Parliament, and, i ...[+++]n particular, its committee with responsibility for economic and monetary affairs, as an institution to which the ECB is accountable for its decisions on monetary policy;

2. Recalls that the EC Treaty explicitly distinguishes between the ECB's goals of price stability on the one hand and support for general economic policies on the other, and that, therefore, those two goals cannot simply be treated as substitutable; acknowledges the full independence of the ECB in its fulfilment of this double mandate, and welcomes the fact that by means of the Treaty of Lisbon, the ECB should become an EU institution with legal personality and a clearly established independent political and financial status; believes that recognition of the ECB as an EU institution increases the responsibility of Parliament, and, in p ...[+++]articular, its committee with responsibility for economic and monetary affairs, as an institution to which the ECB is accountable for its decisions on monetary policy;

19.1. Subject to Article 2, the ECB may require credit institutions established in Member States to hold minimum reserve on accounts with the ECB and national central banks in pursuance of monetary policy objectives.

We cannot be content with coordinating monetary policy: quite the opposite, the coordination of monetary policy and the single currency make it imperative that we coordinate macroeconomic policies too; therefore, from this moment onwards, there must be greater transparency, more timely provision of information to the Commission and the other countries and common rules of conduct in the field of monetary policy.