Traduction de «consultante en contrôle et en suivi » (Français → Anglais) :

9. Notes that the Internal Audit Service carried out audits on the performance of mission expenditure and on the performance of external studies, which allowed for a valid testing of the internal control environment, as well as follow-up audits on salary transfers (second follow-up), on internal control standards (first follow-up) and on the adequacy of financial circuits;

9. Notes that the Internal Audit Service carried out audits on the performance of mission expenditure and on the performance of external studies, which allowed for a valid testing of the internal control environment, as well as follow-up audits on salary transfers (second follow-up), on internal control standards (first follow-up) and on the adequacy of financial circuits;

This Communication follows on from a previous Communication - An Integrated Maritime Policy for the European Union, in which the European Commission undertook to ‘take steps towards a more interoperable surveillance system to bring together existing monitoring and tracking systems used for maritime safety and security, protection of the marine environment, fisheries control, control of external borders and other law enforcement activities’.

In its Communication on the Integrated Maritime Policy for the European Union, the European Commission undertook to " take steps towards a more interoperable surveillance system to bring together existing monitoring and tracking systems used for maritime safety and security, protection of the marine environment, fisheries control, control of external borders and other law enforcement activities". [1]

This text specifically mentions access control to sensitive areas of airports and aircraft, control of passengers and their hand luggage, control and monitoring of hold luggage, control of cargo and mail and, lastly, the training of ground staff.

The proposals approved in the Committee on the Environment deal with enhancing transparency and consumer information; ensuring the recall of products even when they are already in the hands of consumers; limiting professional confidentiality to the bare essentials; clarifying the definition of a safe product and a dangerous product; including the monitoring of the safety of product installation and maintenance (because sometimes this installation and maintenance may present a risk to consumer safety); including the precautionary principle, a useful principle little used in the European Union (if it were, we would not have problems s ...[+++]uch as mad cow disease, to be examined this afternoon, the dioxin issue, or other matters relating to genetically modified products); ensuring a certain harmonisation of surveillance and follow-up programmes (it is important that Member States should maintain some equality in these surveillance and follow-up programmes); and in general arranging for consumers to be given information in the language of the country in which they buy the products.