Traduction de «Surveillant d'atelier de composition » (Français → Anglais) :

248. Notes that, in a great number of transactions affected by error, Member States' authorities had sufficient information to detect and apply corrective measures prior to certification; calls on the Commission to reinforce its assistance to Managing Authorities (MAs), through targeted workshops, guidance notes, circulation of best practices and training of officials responsible for management, given that the majority of errors occur at the first level control,; notes that a constant monitoring of the actual transfer of training measures targeted at the MAs should be established in order to check that knowledge is actually being passe ...[+++]d on, giving special attention to what happens at the local level; calls for the establishment of corrective mechanisms, including the introduction of sanctions in clear cases of negligence;

– having regard to the workshop on the Revision of the General Product Safety Directive and Market Surveillance held on 30 September 2010,

The Agency is involved in research in areas related to external border checks and surveillance: this surveillance has already been put into practice in the form of six projects and seven workshops/seminars devoted to RD, which have contributed to devising and selecting the entry/exit registration system (including BIOPASS) and the European border surveillance system; in particular, the Agency participates actively in the work of the new European Security Research and Innovation Forum (ESRIF), as part of which a separate working party on border security has been set up.

15. Stresses the need to incorporate statutory audit rules into corporate governance in order to increase the responsibilities of auditors and their independence from management, and to tighten and harmonise public supervision of auditors (addressing the issues of the scope of supervision and supervisory powers, the composition of supervisory boards and the transparency of supervision);

A Member State may, however, stipulate the number of members or the composition of the supervisory organ for SCEs having their registered office in its territory or a minimum and/or a maximum number.

The Community's Member States are still, in any case, responsible for the monitoring of feedingstuffs, and, as the parties in this whole process represent very diverse interests, it will be necessary, within the foreseeable future, to discuss monitoring programmes which will standardise supervision of feedingstuffs composition and norms across the board.