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It has also been acknowledged that the use of electronic fisheries information systems and standard control procedures reduced the administrative burden on operators, as well as on public authorities (more details are presented in the next section 'Simplification and reduction of Administrative Burden').

"Action Programme for Reducing Administrative Burden - Final Report" detailing how the Commission has made proposals to cut administrative burden by 33% (nearly EUR 41 billion), exceeding the 25% target set in 2008.

The High Level Group on Administrative Burdens, chaired by Dr. Edmund Stoiber, advises and assists the Commission on the implementation of the Action Programme for Reducing Administrative Burdens in the EU since 2008.

To anchor "Think Small First" principle in the EU Cutting administrative burden: SMEs will benefit from simplified measures and administrative costs savings with the Commission’s objective to reduce administrative burdens on businesses by 25% in 2012 and to engage also Member States (see IP/09/131).

...dministrative burdens in the EU, including through measurement, as part of the wider better regulation agenda and the Lisbon Strategy for Growth and Jobs; encourages the Member States that have not yet done so to set their own national targets of comparable ambition to the European-level target within their spheres of competence by 2008, taking into account the different starting points and traditions, in line with the invitation of the 2007 European Council; encourages the Commission to present proposals in order to reduce administrative burdens at EU level, while safeguarding the wider objectives and benefits of legislation and re ...[+++]gulation, in parallel with the measurement exercise and in line with the Action Plan for Reducing Administrative Burdens in the EU and to develop the impact analysis of the reduction of administrative burdens. calls on the Commission to ensure that the needs of SMEs and newly created enterprises, on which regulation and administrative burden may weigh disproportionately heavily, are fully considered in the context of the better regulation agenda and the reduction of administrative burdens; invites the Commission, in consultation with the Member States, the European Parliament and all other relevant stakeholders, in the context of the forthcoming Strategic Review of Better Regulation in early 2008, to review how the existing better regulation tools, including the analysis of administrative costs in impact assessments, are effectively applied in practice across the board by the Commission, Council and Member States to new proposals and existing legislation, especially those which are relevant to the internal market, and whether there could be scope for further improvements in their quality. ...

In this context Ministers agree : to provide, on request and in a proportionate manner, the information needed to carry out assessments of EU administrative burdens and ; that the methodology proposed by the Commission provides a common basis for the collection and exchange of data; notes that the measurement of administrative burdens at the EU level complements and reinforces the domestic initiatives of a number of Member States, which remain voluntary in nature; invites the Commission to explore how best to integrate the measurement of administrative burdens into its simplification work programme and to provide information to the C ...[+++]ouncil on how this is being achieved during the first half of 2006; reiterates its October 2004 invitation to the Commission and the Member States to consider developing quantitative objectives for the reduction of the administrative burden on business in selected areas.