Traduction de «Bias-Free Competency-Based Selection Processes » (Anglais → Français) :

7. Stresses that the Assembly needs to become more efficient and to comply with its own rules of procedure under all circumstances, and that the government should respect these rules; highlights the need to strengthen the Assembly’s oversight role, and calls, in particular, on the Assembly to adopt legislation as soon as possible that will give the EU Integration Committee an enhanced role in Kosovo’s integration process and provide for the full involvement of the opposition in that process; encourages the Assembly to consult regularly, and involve, the Venice Commission during the consideration of legislation; underlines the urgent need to appoint competent members t ...[+++]o regulatory and supervisory bodies in order to ensure the proper functioning of the state administration, on the basis of merit-based, transparent and non-political selection processes;

3. Based on the task assignment and competence framework, the sending and hosting organisations shall define a competence profile of the EU Aid Volunteer and selection criteria with minimum requirements to be used during the recruitment process.

The mandate, as set out by legislation and passed by Parliament, is to focus on the appointments process, the code of practice, a competency-based selection process, and a number of other things, which I went through in my opening remarks.

Those interconnections, where and to the extent permitted under national law, could give rise to the conflict of interests represented by risk of fraud (unreported irregularities to the competent authorities to avoid bad reputation), legal recourse risk (reluctance or avoidance to take legal steps against the depositary), selection bias (the choice of the depositary not based on quality and price), insolvency risk (lower standards in asset segregation or attention to the depositary's solvency) or single group exposure risk (intragroup ...[+++] investments).

An aid measure which aims to reduce the current social security costs of France Télécom, assumed at a time when the bulk of its activities were covered by a monopoly and the provision of a service did not require efficient economic behaviour, may contribute, in a different competitive environment, to improving the way in which the services formerly covered by the monopoly are supplied, provided that the allocation of the financial resources by the competing undertakings to their respective social security costs does not introduce any bias in a merit-based competiti ...[+++]on process.

Applicants are free to select the countries in which they wish to secure the above protection, applications are centralised internationally, decentralised arrangements apply to the submission of full translations and language use is based on a policy of partial balance since only three official languages are recognised, from amongst which the language of procedure for the processing of the application documents must be selected.