Примери за използване на National audit bodies на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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EU countries must ensure that national audit bodies do the same.
National audit bodies or, if these do not have the necessary powers, with the competent national.
Member States shall ensure that national audit bodies do the same.
The 2003 Treaty of Nice confirmed the principle that the ECA would be composed of one Member fromeach Member State and highlighted the importance of the institution's cooperation with national audit bodies.
In this case, the Court will take these certifications from national audit bodies into account when planning and undertaking its work.
In member states, monitering is done in close collaboration with national audit bodies.
The Court of Auditors and the national audit bodies of the Member States shall cooperate in a spirit of trust while maintaining their independence.
I, too, am in favour of closer ties between this institution and the national audit bodies in each Member State.
The Court of Auditors and the national audit bodies of the Member States shall cooperate in a spirit of trust while maintaining their independence.
Common standards of approach and methods may increase the potential for the Court to rely on the work of the national audit bodies, subject to the need to obtain direct evidence of the quality of that work.
The Court of Auditors and the national audit bodies of the Member States shall cooperate in a spirit of trust while maintaining their independence.
(13) Opinion of the Court No 6/2007 on the annual summaries ofMember States;‘national declarations' of Member States; and audit work on EU funds of national audit bodies OJ C 216, 14.9.2007, p.
The Court of Auditors and the national audit bodies of Member Nations shall cooperate in a spirit of trust while maintaining their independence.
They can also cover broader issues of financial management in the EU, e.g. the Court's opinion(6/2007) on annual summaries, national declarations andaudit work by national audit bodies.
CONTACT COMMITTEE The EU Treaty requires the ECA and national audit bodies of the Member States to cooperate in a spirit of trust, while maintaining their independence.
The Treaty of Nice of 1 February 2003 confirmed the principle that there should be one Member from each Member State,highlighted the importance of the ECA's cooperation with national audit bodies, and allowed the ECA to organise itself into Chambers- an option it took up in 2010.
Moreover, the Commission itself, but also the EIB, the EIF,the European Parliament, national audit bodies and private-sector fund managers, have identified a number of issues in recent years which collectively limited the effectiveness of financial instruments during the 2007-2013 programme period.
Significant recent developments include the requirement for Member States to provide annual summaries of the available audits and declarations,the voluntary initiatives by some Member States to issue national declarations, and the decisions by some national audit bodies to issue audit reports on the management of EU funds.
In the Member States the audit shall be carried out in liaison with national audit bodies or, if these do not have the necessary powers, with the competent national departments.
Without prejudice to the Commission's powers as regards financial control, cooperation between the Member States and the Commission in this field should be increased and criteria should be established which allow the Commission to determine, in the context of its strategy of control of national systems,the level of assurance it should obtain from national audit bodies.
In the Member States the audit shall be carried out in liaison with national audit bodies or, if these do not have the necessary powers, with the competent national departments.
Significant recent developments are the new requirement for Member States to provide annual summaries of the available audits anddeclarations, the voluntary initiatives by some of them to issue national declarations and the decisions by some national audit bodies to issue audit reports on the management of EU funds.
The Treaty on the functioning of the EU requires the ECA and national audit bodies of the Member States to cooperate in a spirit of trust, while maintaining their independence.
(25) Without prejudice to the Commission's powers as regards financial control, cooperation between the Member States and the Commission in the framework of this Regulation should be ensured and criteria should be established which allow the Commission to determine, in the context of its strategy of control of national systems, the level of assurance, and the extent of the information,it should obtain from national audit bodies.
Furthermore, and pursuant to Article 248 of the Treaty, I propose that cooperation between national audit bodies and the European Court of Auditors be stepped up as regards shared-management controls.
The Directors-General for Cohesion have used the data in the annual summaries as an input into their own assessment of the national systems.(7) Opinion of the Court No 6/2007 on the annual summaries of Member States;‘national declarations' of Member States; andaudit work on EU funds of national audit bodies(OJ C 216, 14.9.2007, p. 3).
In the Member States the audit shall be carried out in liaison with the national audit bodies or, if these do not have the necessary powers"- that is an interesting point- with the competent national departments.
Proposes examination of the possibility of national audit bodies, in their capacity as independent external auditors, and with due regard for international audit standards, issuing national audit certificates for the management of Union funds, which would be submitted to Member State governments with a view to being produced during the discharge process in accordance with an appropriate interinstitutional procedure, to be introduced;
CONTACT COMMITTEE OF THE SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS OF EU MEMBER STATES 31 The EU Treaty requires the ECA and national audit bodies of the Member States to cooperate in a spirit of trust, while maintaining their independence.
The Commission's supervision comprises, as well as its audit work which may lead to financial corrections,coordination with national audit bodies, provision of guidance, annual meetings with managing authorities and audit bodies based on annual implementing and control reports, on-going monitoring of programmes(participation in monitoring committees, ad hoc meetings, etc.), and other actions required by internal control standards.