Traduction de «Longeron à section évolutive » (Français → Anglais) :

That brings me to Parliament (Section I), where several uncertainties relating to the drawing up of Parliament's budget for 2005 need to be considered, such as the current lack of agreement on a Members’ Statute, the actual outcome of the enlargement-related recruitments in 2004, and developments of several building projects.

38. Notes with concern that the agencies' staff levels have increased far beyond the average for the Institutions in recent years and asks the Commission, when it takes the initiative to create a new agency, to examine beforehand all risks of duplication of effort and to propose a corresponding redeployment of resources; asks the Commission to submit a report to Parliament by 1 November 2003 providing information on the impact of this development and on the medium-term consequences for heading 3; moreover, the Commission should submit a report to Parliament by 1 November 2003 explaining the big increase in staff and in appropriations, ...[+++]the transformation of agency staff into officials, the medium-term consequences for heading 3 and the open question of the seat of all new agencies;

3. By at the latest two years after the implementation of the single payment scheme by all Member States or at the latest by 31 December 2009, the Commission shall submit a report to the Council, accompanied, if necessary, by appropriate proposals, on the possible consequences, in terms of market and structural developments, of the implementation by Member States of the options provided for in Sections 2 and 3.

30. Agrees to continue respecting the gentlemen's agreement as far as traditional administrative expenditure is concerned, as this may facilitate a smoother budgetary procedure; underlines, however, that developments under the second and third pillar are not traditional administrative expenditure and remain excluded from the scope of the gentlemen's agreement; points out that Parliament will not hesitate to adopt amendments to the Council's section of the budget, in particular Title II, if this contributes to a global solution in heading 5; stresses that the development of the European security and defence policy should not take place ...[+++] at the expense of other institutions and jeopardise their enlargement preparations;

28. Agrees to continue respecting the gentlemen's agreement as far as traditional administrative expenditure is concerned, as this may facilitate a smoother budgetary procedure; underlines, however, that developments under the second and third pillar are not traditional administrative expenditure and remain excluded from the scope of the gentlemen's agreement; points out that Parliament will not hesitate to adopt amendments to the Council's section of the budget, in particular Title II, if this contributes to a global solution in heading 5; stresses that the development of ESDP should not take place at the expense of other institution ...[+++]s and jeopardise their enlargement preparations;

Section 2 describes and analyses relevant market developments including prospects for the immediate future. Section 3 concentrates on on-going legislative work both of financial and non-financial nature. Section 4 refers to tax issues relevant for risk capital. Section 5 describes developments related to entrepreneurship with special attention to RD issues. Section 6 refers to the important steps taken in the area of public funding. Finally, section 7 contains some general conclusions on the degree of progress achieved.