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12. Welcomes the introduction in 2009 of the Irregularity Management System (IMS), an application developed and maintained by OLAF, and the positive developments it has brought about; is concerned that the Commission explains the increase in the number of cases reported and the financial impact by the use of new technological reporting; calls on the Commission to provide Parliament with a detailed methodology of the newly implemented technological reporting and to include it in next year’s report; calls on the Member States to fully implement the IMS and to further improve their reporting compliance;

An infrastructure for European e-Justice is gradually being developed. An important element is formed by the technical and organisational infrastructure for the secure exchange of legal data between the judiciary, governmental organisations, legal professionals, citizens and businesses in the framework of the e-CODEX project.

Its substance is the sum of material and non-material resources provided by man to obtain and maintain an animal in a physical and mental state where it suffers least, and promotes good science.

B. whereas, with the increased and conscious deployment of its traditional instruments, such as aid, trade and diplomacy, the EU stands for a comprehensive notion of security and is increasingly making conflict prevention the guiding principle of its foreign policy actions and is thereby tackling not only the symptoms, but also the root causes of terrorism;

B. whereas, with the increased and conscious deployment of its traditional instruments, such as aid, trade and diplomacy, the EU stands for a comprehensive notion of security and is increasingly making conflict prevention the guiding principle of its foreign policy actions and is thereby tackling not only the symptoms, but also the root causes of terrorism;

27. Regrets that its Bureau has not been in a position to identify structural savings in time for the preparation and adoption of the 2003 estimates; stresses that the budgetary authority expects every institution to define which activities could be phased out in view of the given budgetary constraints; notes that the savings to be achieved must be multiannual in nature and not exclusively geared to the 2003 budget; points out that the credibility of the institution is at stake if it does not focus more on its core activities; notes that increasing the value for money of all institutions becomes all the more important in view of the ...[+++]forthcoming enlargement; asks its Bureau to outline a catalogue of activities that could be phased out and to include the budgetary impact in the letter of amendment for first reading; recalls that the budgetary authority may have to take the necessary action to find a global solution in heading 5 by Parliament's first reading in October;