Traduction de «assistant personnel du secrétaire général » (Français → Anglais) :

2. The executive Secretary-General shall be assisted by two Deputy Secretaries-General.

D. whereas in its Decision No 190/2003, the Council makes it very clear that it implements appropriations in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Communities, and in particular that "The Secretary-General of the Council/High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy [.], assisted by the Deputy Secretary-General, is fully responsible for administering the appropriations under Section II - Council - of the general budget of the European Communities, and takes all necessary steps to ensure thei ...[+++]r sound management.

‘Parliament shall be assisted by a Secretary-General appointed by the Bureau.

submit each year a Data Protection Status Report for the Commission to the Secretary-General and the Director-General for Personnel and Administration for discussion at the appropriate level, such as at the regular meeting of Directors-General; the report shall be made available to the Commission’s staff.

71. Believes that the status and contractual arrangements related to parliamentary assistants need to be clarified through the establishment of a statute for this category of staff; is of the opinion that such a statute should provide a regulated basis for the employment of all accredited assistants (working on a full or part-time basis for one or more Members); considers that such a statute should nevertheless provide an exemption for service providers hired to carry out specific and time-limited tasks; underlines that whilst the Members themselves remain responsible for the appointment, category of remuneration and dismissal ...[+++] of their personal staff, it is Parliament's administration that must take overall responsibility for the administrative and contractual arrangements related to remuneration and social security being carried out in a proper and transparent manner;

71. Believes that the status and contractual arrangements related to parliamentary assistants need to be clarified through the establishment of a statute for this category of staff; is of the opinion that such a statute should provide a regulated basis for the employment of all accredited assistants (working on a full or part-time basis for one or more Members); considers that such a statute should nevertheless provide an exemption for service providers hired to carry out specific and time-limited tasks; underlines that whilst the Members themselves remain responsible for the appointment, category of remuneration and dismissal ...[+++] of their personal staff, it is Parliament's administration that must take overall responsibility for the administrative and contractual arrangements related to remuneration and social security being carried out in a proper and transparent manner;