Traduction de «Come forward in good faith » (Anglais → Français) :

The result may be that they have less confidence about coming forward with good-faith disclosures of wrongdoing.

4. Welcomes the progress made in 2015 in reaching agreements in the framework of the process of normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia, namely on the establishment of the Association/Community of Serb-majority municipalities in Kosovo, on energy and on Mitrovicë/Mitrovica bridge, and including the agreements of 25 August 2015 on telecoms, of June 2015 on vehicle insurance and of February 2015 on the judiciary; supports the continued mediation efforts of the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (VP/HR) with a view to the normalisation of relations between Serbia and Kosovo, ...[+++]which has yet to be fully achieved; calls on the European External Action Service to make a thorough overall assessment of the state of implementation of all the agreements signed so far with regard to the adoption of laws on the ground, and to report regularly on this to the European Parliament and the parliaments of both Kosovo and Serbia; urges the VP/HR to identify shortfalls and to demand that the parties fulfil their commitments, and calls on Serbia and Kosovo to refrain from negative rhetoric, to move forward in good faith and in a timely manner with the full implementation of all the agreements already reached, and to continue determinedly the normalisation process; stresses that continuous and constructive dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade and the full implementation of the agreements reached are crucial for the normalisation of their relations;

I expect the UK, as co-guarantor of the Good Friday Agreement, to come forward with proposals.

We thus have a number of interests at stake: the interests of those coming forward in good faith and who have faith in the public sector and want to uphold its long tradition of ethical behaviour; the interests of those same persons in being protected against reprisal for coming forward and not being punished for doing the right thing; the interests of the chief executive, on behalf of his or her organization, in wanting to manage effectively and honestly, in knowing about problems as soon a ...[+++]s they occur, and in being able to respond to them; the interests of those against whom allegations are brought and whose reputations and careers may be at stake; the interests of an organization in being able to continue to operate when we're called in. Our job is not to shut down an organization when we respond to an allegation, but to ensure that the problem is corrected.