Traduction de «Ente per la ristrutturazione delle imprese » (Italien → Anglais) :

36. Expresses doubts also about the ineligibility for regional aid of ‘firms in difficulties within the meaning of the Community guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty’ (paragraph 11 of the draft guidelines); believes that companies undergoing restructuring should not be exposed to more stringent measures, especially when a priori negative assessment of aid requests from these companies might lead to relocation outside the EU; points out that responsible company restructuring in today’s uncertain and constantly changi ...[+++]ng business environment is the main measure to provide the long-term sustainability of investment, jobs and growth; notes that the proposed rule as drafted is not only inconsistent with helping firms affected by the economic crisis in assisted regions but also impossible to implement, given that those guidelines explicitly contain no precise definition of firms in difficulty; recalls its resolution of 15 January 2013 with recommendations to the Commission on information and consultation of workers, anticipation and management of restructuring calling for a legal act on those matters, and requests that the Commission acts without delay;

16. Expresses doubts also about the ineligibility for regional aid of ‘firms in difficulties within the meaning of the Community guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty’ (paragraph 11 of the draft guidelines); believes that companies undergoing restructuring should not be exposed to more stringent measures, especially when a priori negative assessment of aid requests from these companies might lead to the relocation outside the EU; points out that responsible company restructuring in today’s uncertain and constantly ch ...[+++]anging business environment is the main measure to provide the long term sustainability of investment, jobs and growth; notes that the proposed rule as drafted is not only inconsistent with helping firms affected by the economic crisis in assisted regions but also impossible to implement, given that those guidelines explicitly contain no precise definition of firms in difficulty; recalls its resolution of 15 January 2013 calling for a legal act on information and consultation of workers, anticipation and management of restructuring, and requests that the Commission acts without delay;

3. Is of the opinion that greater harmonisation of insolvency proceedings will promote equality and may have a positive impact on Member States' competitiveness and, therefore, on potential employment opportunities; is further of the opinion that disparities between national insolvency and restructuring laws create obstacles, competitive advantages and/or disadvantages or difficulties for companies with cross-border activities or ownership within the EU; takes the view that harmonisation of insolvency regimes will further promote a level playing field, give companies less reason to engage in ‘insolvency tourism’, remove obstacles to a s ...[+++]uccessful restructuring of insolvent companies and preserve employment, thus affording employees greater protection;

A. whereas companies should make management decisions that secure the business growth of their enterprises, and whereas the restructuring of enterprises should safeguard social and economic progress if the changes required and address the challenges of fostering the development of a sustainable economy, combined with a determination to protect social welfare and environment,

- having regard to the statement made to the European Parliament by Commissioner Anna Diamantopoulou on 27 October 1999 on company restructuring (Michelin),

State aid aimed at rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty will be assessed in accordance with the Community Guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty .