Traduction de «analyse des charges » (Français → Anglais) :

Based on its analysisthe Commission will present information on simplification costs and benefits more consistently in its evaluations and impact assessments, step up its efforts to quantify such effectsand present a burden reduction objective for each proposal to revise legislation wherever possible.

7. Is firmly against the proposal of the High Level Group on Administrative Burdens to establish an external high level advisory body on better regulation outside the EU institutions, which would be responsible for assessing the administrative burden of proposals, the cost of compliance, respect for subsidiarity and proportionality, the choice of legal base, and suggesting better regulation initiatives and monitoring the implementation of EU legislation at national level; believes that this option raises serious issues of legitimacy and governance and would strongly undermine the role and legitimacy of the Commission; strongly insists that this responsibility for conducting comprehensive and balance ...[+++]d impact assessments should be retained by the Commission under the systematic control of the European Parliament;

7. Is firmly against the proposal of the High Level Group on Administrative Burdens to establish an external high level advisory body on better regulation outside the EU institutions, which would be responsible for assessing the administrative burden of proposals, the cost of compliance, respect for subsidiarity and proportionality, the choice of legal base, and suggesting better regulation initiatives and monitoring the implementation of EU legislation at national level; believes that this option raises serious issues of legitimacy and governance and would strongly undermine the role and legitimacy of the Commission; strongly insists that this responsibility for conducting comprehensive and balance ...[+++]d impact assessments should be retained by the Commission under the systematic control of the European Parliament;

57. Acknowledges the Commission’s smart regulation drive designed to reduce burdens to industry without undermining the effectiveness of legislation, which includes impact assessments, competitiveness proofing, fitness checks and the SME test, in particular with regards to microenterprises and SMEs, and recognises the need for regulatory stability in order to encourage investment; believes that bureaucratic burden and conflicting policies are often a barrier to improving the competitiveness of industrial companies and considers that work to reduce such burdens should be high on the political agenda, and looks forward to proposals from t ...[+++]he Commission on this subject with concrete objectives; supports regulatory coherence, a transversal regulatory approach and prioritisation as well as improved competitiveness proofing which should be mandatory and form an integral part under the impact assessment guidelines; calls on Member States to use the SME test and improved competitiveness proofing at national level also; welcomes the efforts made by the Commission to assess the cumulative effect of legislation in the steel sector and calls on the Commission to further develop the methodology as well as identify the other sectors which could benefit from such an approach;

If these measures lead to a requirement for a significant enlargement of existing data collections or for new data collections or surveys, implementing decisions shall be based on a cost-benefit analysis as part of a comprehensive analysis of the effects and implications, taking into account the benefit of the measures, the costs for the Member States and the burden on respondents.

The maximum level applies to cereals harvested and taken over, as from the 2005/06 marketing year, in accordance with Commission Regulation (EC) No 824/2000 of 19 April 2000 establishing procedures for the taking-over of cereals by intervention agencies and laying down methods of analysis for determining the quality of cereals (OJ L 100, 20.4.2000, p. 31), as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 1068/2005 (OJ L 174, 7.7.2005, p. 65).