Traduction de «Stratégie de réforme de la réglementation » (Français → Anglais) :

24. Supports linking financial assistance to progress in the reform agenda, and in particular in the fight against corruption; supports the convening of a Donors’ Conference as soon as the new Ukrainian government has presented a National Reform Strategy and starts delivering; stresses, in particular, the implementation of the comprehensive anti-corruption legal package adopted on 14 October 2014, and looks forward to further steps on judicial reform, including a Justice Reform Strategy which will need to be prepared in close consul ...[+++]tation with the Venice Commission;

Implementation of the Justice Sector Reform Strategy and the War Crimes Strategy remained minimal.

46. Welcomes the Commission Communication on a Proposal for a Community Lisbon Programme 2008-2010 in that it proposes a more prioritised programme with only ten key objectives, which can be delivered during the period 2008-2010; underlines, however, that the major opportunity offered by the Lisbon Strategy is that of interconnecting different reform necessities and economic, environmental and employment instruments into a single reform agenda; calls on the Commission, therefore, to retain that coherent and integrative policy-mix approach and not to dismantle it by a move towards isolated policy measures;

132. Recognises that Bulgaria continues to fulfil the Copenhagen political criteria and has made progress in many areas where concerns had been raised in previous reports; welcomes Bulgaria's target date of 1 January 2007 for its accession to the European Union; hopes that Bulgaria will carry out the necessary reforms as quickly as possible with a view to bringing its political, economic and social standards within EU norms; notes the recent strategy for reform of the state administration, and welcomes the major amendments to the J ...[+++]udicial Law System as well as the adoption of an action plan to implement the National Anti-Corruption Strategy; urges early adoption of secondary legislation to supplement the Child Protection Law; notes, too, Bulgaria's progress in most areas of the acquis; emphasises, however, that much remains to be done, particularly as far as implementation is concerned and in fully reforming the judicial and administrative systems, where fundamental weaknesses are slowing down progress in many areas, with corruption still a serious problem affecting both the public and privatised sectors;

The means of doing that are set out in the reform strategy and the Commission will present its proposals for a radical recasting of the Financial Regulation in April.

Furthermore, to respond more closely to the question of reform in the area of responsibilities raised by the Honourable Member, the Commission would like to point out the proposals which were included at this stage in its communication of 15 November 1999, entitled “Suggestions for a reform strategy” (doc. SEC(1999) 1917/2), and which will be developed and expanded on in a communication in February 2000 on the reform strategy.