Traduction de «chef des ressources humaines » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Notes that, since February 2010, the Foundation’s Deputy Director fulfils the role of Internal Control Coordinator; takes note that the annual work plan for internal control is monitored in quarterly meetings of an Internal Control committee with the Head of Administration, Head of Human Resources and Head of Operations;

14. Notes that, since February 2010, the Foundation's Deputy Director fulfils the role of Internal Control Coordinator; takes note that the annual work plan for internal control is monitored in quarterly meetings of an Internal Control committee with the Head of Administration, Head of Human Resources and Head of Operations;

It is clear from Article 221 TFEU and from Article 5 of Decision 2010/427 establishing the organisation and functioning of the European External Action Service (EEAS) that the delegations provide the Union’s diplomatic representation in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 18 April 1961 and are placed under the authority of the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, so that a decision to recall a head of delegation to headquarters may not, as such, fall to the Executive Director of the European External Action Service and Director of Human Resources.

10. Applauds the opening of an EU Delegation to Iraq in Baghdad and the appointment of an EU Head of Delegation; recalls, however, the need to secure for the EU Delegation its own adequate premises and the necessary human and material resources commensurate with the EU’s stated ambition of playing a significant role in Iraq’s transition to democracy, and with a view to making the Delegation fully operational; stresses that it is essential to put the Head of Delegation in a position to travel in full security to all parts of the country to monitor the proper implementation of programmes financed ...[+++] by the European Union, the human rights situation and the reform process;

12. Applauds the opening of an EU Delegation to Iraq in Baghdad and the appointment of an EU Head of Delegation; recalls, however, the need to secure for the EU Delegation its own adequate premises and the necessary human and material resources commensurate with the EU’s stated ambition of playing a significant role in Iraq’s transition to democracy, and with a view to making the Delegation fully operational; stresses that it is essential to put the Head of Delegation in a position to travel in full security to all parts of the country to monitor the proper implementation of programmes financed ...[+++] by the European Union, the human rights situation and the reform process;

To this end, the Commission clearly needs to be provided with the necessary human resources, and the Committee on Foreign Affairs has asked, particularly with regard to the management of external aid, for the Commission to have those human resources which will allow it to carry out the efficient management we are referring to.