Traduction de «charges imposées par la réglementation » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Calls on the Commission to reduce the burdens arising from REACH by halting further implementation of REACH until a full review has been carried out and the associated legislative amendments adopted, given the extent to which initial costings were underestimated; recommends that SMEs pay a significantly reduced registration fee and that rates for micro-enterprises be proportionate; recognises that businesses need clarity on REACH regulations after 2018 in order to make sensible investment decisions now; believes that REACH compliance puts European-based SMEs at a competitive disadvantage, especially if international competitors do ...[+++] not have to comply but can trade with the EU under free trade agreements;

7. Welcomes Commission Communication on "Minimizing regulatory burden for SMEs: Adapting EU regulation to the needs of micro-enterprises" (COM(2011)0803) and supports the focus on micro-enterprises; notes that health and safety provision for employees must not be considered as regulatory burdens and that in certain domains requirements should not be the same for all sizes of companies; believes therefore that tailor-made legislation for the different types of SMEs would also facilitate their access to European and International markets;

9. Notes that Parliament’s position on the ‘top ten’ consultation process and lightening the burden of EU regulation on SMEs, as set out in its resolution of 17 April 2014 on that subject, was that the burdens arising from employment legislation should be reduced and the Working Time Directive fundamentally overhauled, as it is inflexible for micro-enterprises and SMEs; notes, in addition, that in the aforementioned resolution Parliament recommended that low-risk companies not be required to draw up written health and safety assessments, so as to reduce the burdens arising from health and safety legislation;

Accordingly, in order to reduce the burden imposed on Member States and to improve efficiency, Article 3(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1681/94 was amended by Commission Regulation (EC) No 2035/2005 and Article 3(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1831/94 was amended by Commission Regulation (EC) No 2168/2005 so that, for the 2000-2006 programming period, Member States do not need to report cases where the irregularity consists solely of the failure to partially or totally execute an operation co-financed by the Union budget owing to the bankruptcy o ...[+++]f the final beneficiary or the final recipient, and which do not involve other irregularities preceding the bankruptcy or suspected fraud (hereinafter referred to as ‘simple bankruptcies’).

H. Whereas the proposed Action Programme for Reducing Administrative Burdens in the European Union could reduce administrative burdens by 25% in 2012, covering Community legislation as well as national regulatory burdens, which could lead to an increase in the level of EU GDP of approximately 1,4% or EUR 150 billion in the medium term,

H. Whereas the proposed Action Programme for Reducing Administrative Burdens in the EU could reduce administrative burdens by 25% by 2012, covering Community legislation as well as national regulatory burdens, which could lead to an increase in the level of EU GDP of approximately 1,4% or EUR 150 billion in the medium term ,