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22. Is aware that the KAD project is a significant undertaking for Parliament which aims to rationalise Parliament's administration in Luxembourg to obtain synergies; recognises the efforts to communicate the state-of-play of the KAD building to the Committee on Budgets and requests that this communication continues throughout the duration of the project; notes that adaptations and downsizing have been achieved, following the requests of the Committee on Budgets, and therefore welcomes the fact that, following the second Call for Tender, the KAD project will most likely remain under and, in any case, not exceed the predetermined financial framework; notes that due to construction of the KAD building, the ...[+++]total payments per year in future would be lower than rent expenses of comparable property;

21. Is aware that the KAD project is a significant undertaking for Parliament which aims to rationalise Parliament's administration in Luxembourg to obtain synergies; recognises the efforts to communicate the state-of-play of the KAD building to the Committee on Budgets and requests that this communication continues throughout the duration of the project; notes that adaptations and downsizing have been achieved, following the requests of the Committee on Budgets, and therefore welcomes the fact that, following the second Call for Tender, the KAD project will most likely remain under and, in any case, not exceed the predetermined financial framework; notes that due to construction of the KAD building, the ...[+++]total payments per year in future would be lower than rent expenses of comparable property;

75. Notes with satisfaction that, according to the responses received to the discharge questionnaire, estimates indicate that, if the institution had been renting all its buildings, it would have had to make provision, in its 2010 budget, for additional costs of EUR 163 000 000, equivalent to 10 % of its total budget; supports, therefore, this policy of purchase rather than rent, which has been strongly recommended by the Court of Auditors for several years, most recently in its Special Report No 2/2007 on ...[+++]property expenditure;

77. Notes with satisfaction that, according to the responses received to the discharge questionnaire, estimates indicate that, if the institution had been renting all its buildings, it would have had to make provision, in its 2010 budget, for additional costs of EUR 163 000 000, equivalent to 10 % of its total budget; supports, therefore, this policy of purchase rather than rent, which has been strongly recommended by the Court of Auditors for several years, most recently in its Special Report No 2/2007 on ...[+++]property expenditure;

(Return tabled) Question No. 311 Hon. Mark Eyking: With regard to the renting of venues or properties for executive retreats or meetings outside of a government department, agency or Crown Corporation’s own offices (i.e., where an expense for rental of rooms is made to an outside party), from 2006 to December 1, 2011, for all government departments, agencies and Crown corporations: (a) what was the total cost of the rental of these venues for each department, agency or Crown corporation; (b) for each department, agency and Crown corporation, how many times were venues or properties contracted for or ...[+++]rented; and (c) in each case, (i) what was the name and location of the venue or property, (ii) what was the reason or purpose of the venue or property rental, (iii) how many people attended the retreat or meeting, (iv) what was the overall cost of the rental of the venue?

57. Acknowledges that it is Parliament's established policy to become the owner of the premises it uses; as a consequence it invested a total of EUR 1 400 million in immovable property from 1992 to 2005, thereby saving, according to its own calculations, approximately EUR 700 million in rent and charges up to the end of 2006;