Traduction de «étendue de l'examen » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Points out that, under certain legislative acts, the period for scrutinising RTS may be extended by a further month, given their volume and complexity, and considers that this kind of flexibility should become the norm; furthermore points out that the legislator has set a period of scrutiny of three months, extendable by three months, for all delegated acts in the area of financial services, and considers that this practice should be extended to other areas of a complex nature;

Moreover, regarding the scope of access of legal representation the information concerning IT and LU is not conclusive and might require further examination.

The Commission will further develop stable recycling markets and increase collection rates through a planned review of specific aspects of the EU's waste policy (in 2014) and through analysing existing extended producer responsibility schemes with the aim of identifying the most cost-efficient schemes and defining best practices and guidelines (2013/14).

NL provides that a reply may be given after a careful assessment of each case; the scope of transmitted information would depend on this assessment.

44. Welcomes the Commission's initiative to withdraw one third of screened legislative proposals to ensure that the regulatory framework in which businesses operate is simple and of high quality; calls upon the Member States to support the Commission in this project with equivalent measures at national level; welcomes the Commission's proposal that new regulations at national and Community level should be screened to assess their impact, both positive and negative, on small enterprises and entrepreneurs; requests that the principle of subsidiarity be more rigorously taken into account and a more systematic use be made of impact assess ...[+++]ments and public consultation in the development of new policy proposals; calls accordingly on the Commission to ensure that impact assessments of Community legislation are clearly and specifically extended to small enterprises; believes that this Commission proposal concerning new regulations should also be formally extended to include existing regulations and that, where legislation is deemed unnecessary at Community level, it should be revised or repealed; calls on the Commission to draw up a clear timetable and action plan in order to deliver this objective;

44. Welcomes the Commission's initiative to withdraw one third of screened legislative proposals to ensure that the regulatory framework in which businesses operate is simple and of high quality; calls upon the Member States to support the Commission in this project with equivalent measures at national level; welcomes the Commission's proposal that new regulations at national and Community level should be screened to assess their impact, both positive and negative, on small enterprises and entrepreneurs; requests that the principle of subsidiarity be more rigorously taken into account and a more systematic use be made of impact assess ...[+++]ments and public consultation in the development of new policy proposals; calls accordingly on the Commission to ensure that impact assessments of Community legislation are clearly and specifically extended to small enterprises; believes that this Commission proposal concerning new regulations should also be formally extended to include existing regulations and that, where legislation is deemed unnecessary at Community level, it should be revised or repealed; calls on the Commission to draw up a clear timetable and action plan in order to deliver this objective;