Traduction de «Compte sous mandat » (Français → Anglais) :

across departmental boundaries

money orders issued account

discretionary account

single-step income statement

reconciling the branch accounts with the sub-sector accounts

subsidiary accounts

sequestered account

additional terms of reference regarding the audit of the United Nations

ex parte

B. whereas Article 48(4) of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010 provides that the Board of Supervisors of the EBA, taking into account the evaluation referred to in that provision, may extend the term of office of the Chairperson of the EBA once, subject to confirmation by the European Parliament;

The Chair presented the First Report of the Sub-committee on Financial Reporting which read as follows: Pursuant to the order of the Committee adopted on October 6 , 1998, the Sub-committee on Financial Reporting of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts met on November 18 and 25, 1998 and agreed to recommend the following: - THAT the Standing Committee on Public Accounts establish a Sub-Committee to promote the acceptance of international financial reporting guidelines and standards for the public sector; That the mandate of the Sub-Committee include a review of the current efforts by parliamentarians and international organizations ...[+++], such as the World Bank, to promote the acceptance of guidelines and standards now being developed under the auspices of the International Federation of Accountants; That the Sub-Committee be chaired by John Williams and that it be composed of eight (8) members including four (4) members from the Government and four (4) members from the Opposition to be appointed by the Chair after the usual consultations; That the Chair of the Sub-Committee be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence in the absence of a quorum, provided that four (4) members are present; That the Sub-Committee be delegated all of the powers of the Standing Committee, except the power to report to the House; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to reimburse the travelling expenses of the witnesses which will be charged to the budget of the Standing Committee; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to seek the authority and the necessary funds to travel, if deemed appropriate; and That the Sub-Committee report its findings and recommendations to the Standing Committee no later than May 31st, 1999.

It was agreed, - THAT the Standing Committee on Public Accounts establish a Sub-Committee to promote the acceptance of international financial reporting guidelines and standards for the public sector; That the mandate of the Sub-Committee include a review of the current efforts by parliamentarians and international organizations, such as the World Bank, to promote the acceptance of guidelines and standards now being developed under the auspices of the International Federation of Accountants; That the Sub-Committee be chaired by John Williams and that it be composed of eight ...[+++](8) members including four (4) members from the Government and four (4) members from the Opposition to be appointed by the Chair after the usual consultations; That the Chair of the Sub-Committee be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence in the absence of a quorum, provided that four (4) members are present; That the Sub-Committee be delegated all of the powers of the Standing Committee, except the power to report to the House; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to reimburse the travelling expenses of the witnesses which will be charged to the budget of the Standing Committee; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to seek the authority and the necessary funds to travel, if deemed appropriate; and That the Sub-Committee report its findings and recommendations to the Standing Committee no later than May 31st, 1999.

1. Reiterates that the European Court of Auditors (Court of Auditors) considers the transactions underlying the annual accounts of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) for the financial year 2011 as legal and regular in all material respects; underlines again that the discharge procedure shall focus on the preceding year; is aware that any progress made since then should be duly noted and taken into account; thinks it is noteworthy in this context that the special report No 15/2012 on ‘Management of conflict of interest in selected ...[+++] EU Agencies’ by the Court of Auditors, which found significant shortcomings in conflict of interest policies and procedures in ECHA, has not taken into account changes implemented after the Court completed its audit field work in October 2011; considers nevertheless that further efforts are needed to implement the recommendations of the Court, in particular with regard to conflict of interest policies and procedures for staff and Board of Appeal members, and their post-employment activities;