Traduction de «Action fondée sur la répartition des dépenses » (Français → Anglais) :

Question No. 192 Mr. Sean Casey: With regard to outside legal counsel, legal advice, or any other form of legal assistance provided to government by non-government lawyers, and broken down by year since 2006: (a) what is the amount spent by department; (b) what program activities across government account for the top twenty expenditures used for non-government legal services; (c) what are the names of law firms used; (d) what is the breakdown of expenditure wherein the government was the defendant, by department and by cause of action; and (e) what is the breakdown of expenditure where the government was the plaintiff, by department ...[+++]and by cause of action?

The Commission therefore proposes that EU countries should examine cost allocation rules in order to allow meritorious actions to go ahead and not be hampered by cost rules.

The report presents a number of proposals for improvements of the programme and project administration. The report covers the following themes: planning and kick off, distribution and spending of funds regionally and centrally, innovation and coherence between Objective 3, NAP and EES.

The report presents data on the allocation of EU expenditure by Member State and by policy.

A balanced approach would therefore be to propose envelopes for structural actions based on a share of one third for the Cohesion Fund, compared to 18% for the current four beneficiary Member States.

It alone can decide whether the Community is to have 1.2% or 1.37% of GNP, a power which was not affected by the Interinstitutional Agrreement of 1988; - as far as the allocation of expenditure is concerned, the situation depends on whether there is an Interinstitutional Agreement or not: (a) Where there is an Interinstitutional Agreement, the financial perspective sets a maximum amount for each major area of activity.