Traduction de «décharge publique » (Français → Anglais) :

41. Recalls that public finance management is one of the criteria for providing budget support to the current 102 beneficiary countries ; invites the Commission to inform the discharge authority about the reasons which justify that only 28 Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Reports are available on the Commission's website ;

23. Stresses that the added value of the parliamentary and public procedure leading up to Parliament's discharge of itself is the additional possibility for exercising, in public, a critical scrutiny of the institution's financial management and thereby facilitating Union citizens‘ understanding of Parliament's particular set-up, governance structure and working methods;

21. Notes that other donors are also increasing the use of budgetary support and that the Commission is cooperating with such donors, notably the World Bank, on the development of indicators to assess the performance of public finance management; notes the information provided by the Commission in response to the 2002 discharge request for a report on the state of play of work within the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability Programme on the preparation of public finance management performance indicators; notes the Commiss ...[+++]ion's assertion that a tentative framework was agreed in early 2004, that testing of the tool developed was planned to start by the end of 2004 and that a decision on finalisation of the analytical framework should be taken by June 2005; asks to be updated by 1 September 2005 on the Programme's work;

21. Notes that other donors are also increasing the use of budgetary support and that the Commission is cooperating with such donors, notably the World Bank, on the development of indicators to assess the performance of public finance management; notes the information provided by the Commission in response to the 2002 discharge request for a report on the state of play of work within the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability Programme on the preparation of public finance management performance indicators; notes the Commiss ...[+++]ion's assertion that a tentative framework was agreed in early 2004, that testing of the tool developed was planned to start by the end of 2004 and that a decision on finalisation of the analytical framework should be taken by June 2005; asks to be updated by 1 September 2005 on the programme's work;

However, I have no doubt that the spineless investigation into the Flechard case – which concerns not only wasted money but also the risk these products posed to health – is an issue which will give us plenty to talk about during the 2000 discharge procedure.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Jacques SANTKIN Minister for Health, the Environment and Social Integration Denmark: Mr Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment Germany: Mr Klaus TOEPFER Minister for the Environment Greece: Ms Elizabeth PAPAZOI State Secretary for the Environment, Regional Planning and Public Works Spain: Ms Cristina NARBONA State Secretary for the Environment France: Mr Michel BARNIER Minister for the Environment Ireland: Mr Michael SMITH Minister for the Environment Italy: Mr Rocco Antonia CANGELOSI Deputy Permanent Representative Luxembourg: Mr ...[+++]Alex BODRY Minister for the Environment Netherlands: Mr J.G.M. ALDERS Minister for Housing, Planning and the Environment Portugal: Ms Teresa GOUVEIA Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources United Kingdom: Mr John GUMMER Secretary of State for the Environment Mr Robert ATKINS Minister of State, Department of the Environment - + - Commission: Mr Yannis PALEOKRASSAS Member LANDFILL OF WASTE The Council discussed the proposal for a Directive concerning landfill of waste.