Traduction de «rationalisation du travail » (Français → Anglais) :

13. Notes that the number of reports tabled by committees has increased significantly and estimates, on the basis of the current working programme, that this trend will continue; recognises that the 1999 restructuring of parliamentary committees, which led to a redeployment of 14 officials from DG 2 to other departments, has not led to the expected rationalisation of work; points out that the excessive workload in some DG 2 departments is jeopardising the quality of assistance to Members for their legislative and budgetary work; welcomes, therefore, the Bureau's decision to augment DG 2 staffing accordingly;

– I admire your efforts to make the work of this House rational although there is nothing in the Rules that says we have to be rational.

The work of the Commission needs to be streamlined.

(7) In its Communication on a Community programme in the field of safety, hygiene and health protection at work (1996-2000), the Commission stressed the need to streamline the operation of the two advisory committees - the Advisory Committee for Safety, Hygiene and Health Protection at Work and the Safety and Health Commission for the Mining and Other Extractive Industries - by merging them, reducing the number of members and giving them a single secretariat.

23. Instructs its competent bodies to streamline the work of the Committee on Petitions with a view to ensuring that petitions are processed in a more cost-effective manner, inter alia by implementing a database, combining human resources and reorganising working methods, for example separating petitions which need a political follow up (A-Petition) from petitions which can be handled satisfactorily at a more administrative level, by way of the written procedure involving the members of the Petitions Committee without specific deliberation in Committee (inadmissible petitions and B-Petitions); instructs its services and its Committee on ...[+++] Constitutional Affairs to establish an action plan in order to implement new working methods and procedures and to prepare the required modifications to the relevant rules of Parliament's Rules of Procedure after having consulted the Petitions Committee;

Streamlining should bring together the three strands of work, but allow the specific features which are important to each to further develop.[7] New integrated common objectives should not reduce the scope for an in-depth focus in each policy field.