Traduction de «administrer les droits » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Calls on the Commission to guarantee the right to good administration by an open, efficient and independent European administration, with the right to good administration, as defined by Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and subject to the general restrictions of Article 51 thereof, being understood as every person’s right to have his or her affairs handled impartially, fairly and within a reasonable time;

The objective of the regulation should be to guarantee the right to good administration by means of an open, efficient and independent administration based on a European Law of Administrative Procedure.

16. Calls on the Commission, when drawing up a proposal for a general administrative act, to increase public awareness of the right of Union citizens to good administration, including through its relevant information services and networks (such as Europe Direct); stresses that such information initiatives should also take into account the appeal procedures that are available in the event of a presumed violation of the right to good administration and, in particular, the specific limits of those procedures, as laid down in, for exampl ...[+++]e, Article 228 TFEU on the European Ombudsman; is convinced that constructive public pressure will result from increased knowledge and awareness amongst citizens concerning that right and the associated complaints procedures, and that this may be conducive to the formation of an open, efficient and independent administration in everyday affairs.

Calls on the Member States, when giving effect to the right to free movement, to refrain from encumbering Union citizens and their family members with red tape that would be unwarranted to the extent that it is not expressly laid down in the Free Movement Directive and is contrary to Community law, and would impede the exercise of a right which, leaving aside the performance of administrative procedures, is provided for as such in the EC Treaty; points out to the Member States that they have a duty to facilitate completion of the adm ...[+++]inistrative procedures linked to the exercise of the right of free movement.

4. Calls on Member States, while implementing the right to free movement and residence, not to place unjustified administrative burdens on Union citizens and their family members, including third-country family members, that are not expressly provided for in Directive 2004/38/EC, as these are contrary to EC law and an unjustified obstacle to the exercise of a freedom conferred directly by the EC Treaty, which is not dependent on their having completed administrative procedures; draws to the attention of Member States that it is their ...[+++] duty to facilitate administrative practices linked to the exercise of the right to free movement and calls on Members States to keep track of and report all administrative and court decisions based on Article 3(2) of the Directive; reminds Member States of their obligation to facilitate the entry of third-country family members of Union citizens, in order to allow them to lead a normal family life in the host Member State;

4. Where, following a bid, the offeror holds 75 % or more of the capital carrying voting rights, no restrictions on the transfer of securities or on voting rights referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 nor any extraordinary rights of shareholders concerning the appointment or removal of board members provided for in the articles of association of the offeree company shall apply; multiple-vote securities shall carry only one vote each at the first general meeting of shareholders following closure of the bid, called by the offeror in order to amend the articles of association or to remove or appoint board members.