Translation of "perspective des secteurs de dépenses " (French → English) :

Operate public accounting systems that comprehensively cover all areas of income and expenditure. These must be subject to internal control and independent audits.

48. Believes that control systems cannot aim at zero risk in all spending areas, not only because it would be extremely expensive, but also because it is unlikely that zero risk in all spending areas will ever be achieved; accepts that a certain risk of error will always exist when implementing any spending programmes; emphasises that tolerating risk is not the same as tolerating error and reaffirms that the Commission must pursue a zero-tolerance approach to all cases of mismanagement and fraud;

4. Recalls that, although the financial perspective has guaranteed a framework to develop new policies favouring European integration, it has also imposed more rigidity between different areas of expenditure (headings) and has constrained the European Parliament to abandon certain powers, for example the right to shape significantly the budget on the basis of the Treaty provisions;

4. Recalls that, although the financial perspective has guaranteed a framework to develop new policies favouring European integration, it has also imposed more rigidity between different areas of expenditure (headings) and has constrained the European Parliament to abandon certain powers, for example the right to shape significantly the budget on the basis of the Treaty provisions;

4. Recalls that, although the financial perspective has guaranteed a framework to develop new policies favouring European integration, it has also imposed more rigidity between different areas of expenditure (headings) and made the European Parliament abandon certain powers, for example the right to shape significantly the budget on the basis of the Treaty provisions;

18. Reiterates its support for the current policy of capital injections with a view to purchasing Parliament's buildings in periods as short as possible, which has already led to considerable savings for the European taxpayer; considers that reducing the interest burden to a minimum is a financially sound measure; recognises that the increasing pressure on the ceiling for heading 5 ('Administrative expenditure ') of the financial perspective and enlargement-related expenditure over the next few financial years may prevent those savings from being made; insists that any decisions on future building needs must continue be driven by the ...[+++]principles of transparency, legality and sound financial management; maintains that all options of renting, leasing and purchasing shall be properly evaluated in order to ensure that any new building acquired continues to provide value for money to the European taxpayer;