Traduction de «Montant du crédit en raison de l'âge » (Français → Anglais) :

6. Notes that the Court of Auditors’ annual audit has found a high level of committed appropriations carried over for title II (EUR 2 300 000), which represents 22 % of title II appropriations, and for title III (EUR 5 600 000), which represents 30 % of title III appropriations; acknowledges that for title II, carry-overs made in conformity with the Authority’s management plan or related to payments suspended for reasons beyond the Authority’s control amounted to EUR 1 100 000; notes that for title III, carryovers made in conformity with the Authority’s management plan amounted to EUR 2 100 000 and that an amount of EUR 830 000 was car ...[+++]ried-over for reasons beyond the Authority’s control; reminds the Authority that it should respect the principle of annuality;

In addition to the landmark TFSA, our Conservative government has introduced a number of tax measures to improve the pension and RRSP system, such as: doubling the amount of eligible income that can be claimed under the pension income tax credit to $2,000, the first increase since 1975; increasing the maximum age to 71 by which Canadians must convert their RRSPs to registered retirement income funds and begin receiving pension payments; permitting employers to offer more flexible phased retirement programs in order to retain older, experienced workers and ease succession planning pressures; increasing the age credit amount; and permi ...[+++]tting pension income splitting.

12. Reduces by 10% the appropriations for administrative management directly linked to programmes on a horizontal basis; sees no contradiction for budget lines on which the Parliament both places amounts in reserve due to some concerns about the quality of implementation and increases appropriations according to political priorities; reaffirms, in this connection, that it wishes to see qualitative value for money in all areas of EU spending;

12. Reduces by 10% the appropriations for administrative management directly linked to programmes on a horizontal basis; sees no contradiction for budget lines on which the Parliament both places amounts in reserve due to some concerns about the quality of implementation and increases appropriations according to political priorities; reaffirms, in this connection, that it wishes to see qualitative value for money in all areas of EU spending;

It relates mainly to: the budgeting of the revenue accruing from the Microsoft case (fine and interest totalling EUR 849 200 000); the budgeting of savings arising from the smaller than estimated increase for salaries and pensions of officials in 2007; the reinforcement of the emergency fund for veterinary measures due to the bluetongue crisis (EUR 130 million in commitment appropriations, and EUR 63 950 000 in payment appropriations); the creation of budgetary items to accommodate subsidies for four Joint Undertakings: Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), Clean Sky, ARTEMIS (embedded computing systems) and ENIAC (European Technolog ...[+++]y Platform on Nanoelectronics), totalling EUR 257.5 million in commitment appropriations and EUR 194.6 million in payment appropriations from the Seventh Framework Programme for Research; and the mobilisation of the EU Solidarity Fund for an amount of EUR 98 million (forest fires in Greece and floods in Slovenia).

The Council brought the appropriations envisaged for 2001 down to below the level provided for by the Commission, which had envisaged a 7.6 % increase, due among other things to the habitual under-implementation recorded every year in the field of agricultural expenditure.