Traduction de «cadre de contrôle global » (Français → Anglais) :

There should also be overall checks, though the procedure laid down should be flexible, on the basis of a regularly revised forward estimate, of the quantities admitted under inward processing arrangements not subject to prior individual checks of the economic conditions (excluding those used for processing, the usual forms of handling or the manufacture of goods not eligible for refunds) and in compliance with the other general conditions relating to the inward processing arrangements.

4. Member States shall assign to one or more new or existing authorities or agencies the overall control and responsibility for overseeing the framework set up in relation to the target mentioned in paragraph 1.

► This reform will require in particular: 1) increased prior and early consultations (‘frontloading’); 2) the improvement of drafting, in particular by making certain provisions clearer, but also by improving consistency with provisions under other regulatory frameworks; 3) the gradual elimination of reporting obligations that are unnecessary or of limited value, notably as part of simplifying initiatives such as the ones proposed under ‘Monitoring - Reduction of reporting obligations’ (see Sheet 6); 4) improving the consistency of administrative obligations and restrictions on fishermen affected by TACs/Quotas; 5) improving the coordination of control provision ...[+++]s, including through use of the new information technologies (IT) such as the Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) and other initiatives envisaged as part of the simplifying initiatives proposed in the context of ‘Monitoring – Computerisation’ (see Sheet 5) | ►2006–07, by the Commission, the Member States and the industry (RAC and ACFA) |

There should also be overall checks, though the procedure laid down should be flexible, on the basis of a regularly revised forward estimate, of the quantities admitted under inward processing arrangements not subject to prior individual checks of the economic conditions (excluding those used for processing, the usual forms of handling or the manufacture of goods not eligible for refunds) and in compliance with the other general conditions relating to the inward processing arrangements.

However, we in the Bloc Quebecois would have expected this bill to give the minister additional monitoring and administrative powers, and that the Liberal government, as it promised in the red book, should at least have tried to provide some transparency in this bill by legislating structured parameters for administration and control, thus enabling it to make future decisions based on the principle of openness and a clear knowledge of the facts (1345) As the old saying goes, if you want something done, you are better off doing it yourself.

3. Based upon the initial experiences of the Commission and the Member States in formulating the global policy frameworks, the Council considers that a further exchange of views should be carried out at the next Development Council meeting in November 1996 in view of the establishment of a resolution and in order to develop detailed guidelines on strengthening the linkages between relief, rehabilitation and development, with particular reference to: - practical ways of strengthening such linkages; - recommendations for incorporating ...[+++]broader issues in the global policy frameworks e.g. conflict prevention and resolution, political analysis, disaster preparedness, relief impact analysis, rehabilitation planning strategies, gender analysis, macro-economic and sectoral planning, regional aspects and overall coordination.