Traduction de «Purchasing value maintenance clause » (Anglais → Français) :

81. Highlights the fact that the Parliament has become, over the years, a property owner and that this strategy has inherent risks and that costs for the operation and maintenance of the technical facilities will necessarily increase in the future years to cope with ageing buildings; stresses in particular that any property and buildings strategy must also take into account those rising costs and the necessity over the medium term of building renovations; points out that the property and buildings strategy must ensure the sustainability of Parliament's budget and conserve a certain degree of flexibility with a combination of acquisitio ...[+++]ns, renting or usufruct in order to ensure the best value for money for Parliament; underlines that purchasing a building may not be always the best solution;

80. Highlights the fact that the Parliament has become, over the years, a property owner and that this strategy has inherent risks and that costs for the operation and maintenance of the technical facilities will necessarily increase in the future years to cope with ageing buildings; stresses in particular that any property and buildings strategy must also take into account those rising costs and the necessity over the medium term of building renovations; points out that the property and buildings strategy must ensure the sustainability of Parliament's budget and conserve a certain degree of flexibility with a combination of acquisitio ...[+++]ns, renting or usufruct in order to ensure the best value for money for Parliament; underlines that purchasing a building may not be always the best solution;

In case of funding of maintenance, the award decision shall be subject to the submission by the national authorities to the Commission of a report detailing output, results and added value of the implementation of the technical equipment purchased under the Programme.

29. Calls on the Secretary-General, with the assistance of DG INLO and all DGs to carry out a in-depth analysis of the actual use of Parliament's buildings and of the need for rules applicable to all categories of users and to develop, as a matter of priority, a single, reliable database containing all relevant information about all the persons accommodated in Parliament's buildings; observes that the Bureau decision on Parliament's medium- and long-term property policy constitutes a good starting point in this respect; calls on DG INLO to scrupulously implement the action plan agreed with the Internal Auditor; calls for a comparative analysis of capital, capital service and maintenance ...[+++] costs per square meter of office space occupied as against the current rental cost of office space in the ‘European district’ in Brussels; demands that, before any more office buildings are purchased, their value must be ascertained by means of discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis;