Traduction de «Insight » (Anglais → Français) :

46. Reminds the Commission of its previous criticism of the solidity of the basis on which the Commission claims to discharge its political responsibility by means of its synthesis report, whereas the Commission lacks full insight into 80% of funds under shared management and the quality of annual activity reports varies; points out that the source of this lack of insight is two-fold: on the one hand insufficient monitoring and supervision by the Commission, and on the other an absence of concrete solutions and accountability at Member State level;

48. Reminds the Commission of its previous criticism of the solidity of the basis on which the Commission claims to assume its political responsibility by its synthesis report, whereas the Commission lacks full insight into 80% of funds under shared management and the quality of annual activity reports vary; points out that the source of this lack of insight is two-fold: on the one hand insufficient monitoring and supervision by the Commission, and on the other an absence of concrete solutions and accountability at Member State level;

7. Expresses particular worry that mixed CFSP actions, entailing expenditure resulting from both civilian actions and actions with military or defence implications, have so far been almost impossible to assess by any parliament; points out that this results from the fragmented situation in which, on the one hand, national parliaments have insight into the military/defence part of the financing and, on the other, the European Parliament has insight into solely the civilian aspects; underlines that these combined civilian and military actions should be able to be scrutinised as to their full scope and therefore calls on the Council and t ...[+++]he Commission to cooperate fully in finding ways to obtain an overall picture of these missions and their multiple financing structure;

60. Expresses particular concern that mixed CFSP actions, entailing expenditure resulting from both civilian actions and actions with military or defence implications, have hitherto been almost impossible for any parliament to assess; points out that this results from the fragmented situation in which, on the one hand, national parliaments have insight into the military/defence part of the financing and, on the other, the European Parliament has insight into solely the civilian aspects; underlines that these combined civilian and military actions should be capable of scrutiny as to their full scope and therefore calls on the Council an ...[+++]d the Commission to cooperate fully in finding ways to obtain an overall picture of these missions and their multiple financing structure;

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40. Considers that, although it is a step in the right direction, the present reform of the DAS is not sufficient to correct the limitations and shortcomings listed above; welcomes the fact that the new approach provides some insight into regularity per sector, but regrets that insight into regularity of expenditure per Member State is still not sufficiently available; finds that the DAS is still an instrument which is based too much on analysis of transactions and individual errors; finds, therefore, that the analysis of the functioning of supervisory and control systems should be strengthened with a view to proposing concrete improv ...[+++]ements of such systems and identifying the origin of the weaknesses ascertained;