Traduction de «Contracted-opening discharge measurement » (Anglais → Français) :

47. Shares the Court of Auditors' view that the Commission's controls on legality and regularity should be complemented by adequate checks on the effectiveness and efficiency of projects; calls on the Commission, therefore, to define, together with the EEAS, clear and measurable objectives and to set up adequate control measures; underlines in this context the importance of obtaining reasonable assurance from the implementing partners; recalls that Parliament has called for statements of assurance from the implementing partners and insists on this request; asks the Commission to formalise those statements and to make them available to Parliament d ...[+++]uring the discharge procedure; shares the Commission's Internal Audit Service (IAS) recommendations that ex-ante controls be carried out in contract agreements and payments in order to check the eligibility of costs proposed and claimed; insists that discussions on those issues must be documented in the file; underlines the opinion of IAS that the additional administrative costs and other indirect costs claimed by the UN and paid by the Union must be well documented and justified;

The Commission will examine these three aspects in turn in order to assess the existence or otherwise of overcompensation in the discharging of the public transport service contracts and to assess the measures needed in order to avoid any overcompensation in the future.

As regards procurement, framework contracts without a re-opening of competition in sectors subject to a rapidly rising trend in prices and technological development should be subject to a mid-term review or a benchmarking system and the contracting authority should take appropriate measures, including termination of the framework contract.

The Agreement reviews the definitions, valuation rules for government procurement, tendering procedures, qualification of suppliers, publication of notices, time limits, technical specifications, awarding of contracts and all measures necessary to contribute to the opening up of government procurement.

(7) Nothing in this Directive prevents any contracting authority from imposing or enforcing measures necessary to protect public morality, public policy, public security or human, animal or plant life or health, in conformity with the Treaty, in particular with a view to sustainable development, provided that those measures are not discriminatory and do not conflict with the objective of opening up the public procurement market.

Recital: "(2c) Nothing in this Directive shall prevent any contracting entity from imposing or enforcing measures necessary to protect public morality, public policy, public security or human, animal or plant life or health, in particular with a view to sustainable development, provided that these measures are not discriminatory and do not conflict either with the objective of opening up markets in the sector of public contracts or with the Treaty".