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Around one fifth of the‘cost of control' is related to‘programme audit'(the work of national audit authorities).
In addition, use has been made of reports and work of National Audit Offices in Member States that have performed similar audits.
The Court makes a number of recommendations in this report regarding the Commission's use of the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
IV.(a) second indent Auditing the work of national audit authorities is precisely a core measure in the Commission's audit strategy for the 2007- 13 programmes.
Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
Recommendation 1- second indent Auditing the work of national audit authorities is precisely the principal enquiry in the Commission's audit strategy for 2007- 13 programmes.
The Commission has put in place a system for obtaining assurance as to the legality andregularity of ERDF/CF and ESF expenditure from the work of national audit authorities.
Special Report No 16 2013 TAKING STOCK OF‘SINGLE AUDIT' ANDTHE COMMISSION'S RELIANCE ON THE WORK OF NATIONAL AUDIT AUTHORITIES IN COHESION(pursuant to Article 287(4), second subparagraph, TFEU) EUROPEAN COURT OF AUDITORS.
See also reply to paragraph 30. Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
Through this audit, the Court analysed the extent to which the Commission is able to rely,in the area of Cohesion, on the work of national audit authorities for its own assurance, and took stock of the Commission's implementation of the‘single audit' model(as specified in Article 73) up to the end of 2012.
Furthermore, in our Special Report No 16/201325, we made specific recommendations on improving the CommissionŐs procedures for using the work of national audit authorities in the area of Cohesion.
Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion 15 AUDIT AUTHORITIES' CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMISSION'S ASSURANCE PROCESS 9.
All guidance notes include a legal disclaimer in this respect. Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
When preparing their annual activity reports, the Directorates-General perform a detailed assessment of the work of national audit authorities, and in particular of the error rates reported by the audit authorities for each OP(or group of OPs).
For the Court of Auditors Vítor Manuel da SILVA CALDEIRA President Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion 44 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 79.
Where there is evidence to suggest shortcomings, it may require the Member State to carry out audits[…] or it may carry out its own audits Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
(5) Further details on the role and responsibilities of AAs and their contribution to the Commission's assurance process can be found in special report No 16/2013‘Taking stock of“single audit” andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion', paragraphs 5 to 11. EN C 398/142 Official Journal of the European Union 12.11.2014 THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS Commission level 5.11.
ABBREVIATIONS CF: Cohesion Fund COCOF: Coordination Committee of the Funds EC: European Community ERDF: European Regional Development Fund ESF: European Social Fund EU: European Union IAAS: Internationally accepted audit standards ISA: International standard on auditing OP: Operational Programme Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
Having regard to Special Report No 16/2013 of the European Court of Auditors, entitled‘Taking stock of‘single audit' and the Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in cohesion'.
However, the Court identified a number of risks which indicate that the Commission's assessment may not be sufficiently robust in all cases.- Firstly, the Court's audits over the last 3 years have shown that some audit authorities under-report problems and that the reported error rates are not always fully reliable; Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
(10) Further details on the role and responsibilities of audit authorities and their contribution to the Commission's assurance process can be found in special report No 16/2013‘Taking stock of“single audit” andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion', paragraphs 5 to 11.
If this rate is above the 2% threshold, it indicates that the internal controls are not sufficiently effective in detecting and correcting irregularities. Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
Systems in each area should be accompanied by a coordinated information approach to ensure beneficiaries are clearly aware of the objectives and consequences of being checked; Special Report No 16/2013- Taking stock of‘single audit' andthe Commission's reliance on the work of national audit authorities in Cohesion.
The Commission maintains that a large proportion of these errors are likely to be corrected through the operation of the multi-annual corrective system,in particular the continuing audit work of national and Community audit bodies.
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; and audit work on EU funds of national audit bodies(OJ C 216, 14.9.2007, p. 3).
As set out in the Article 73 roadmap, this may occur, in particular,if significant shortcomings are detected in the work of the national audit authority and/or if the residual error rate for the OP exceeds the Commission's 2% materiality threshold.
Work carried out by National Audit Offices also highlights the problem of reliability of data.
The Commission envisages verifying the appropriateness of measures put in place in the funding agreements through the regular audit work of the national audit authorities and its own services on financial instruments.
The Court recognises the potential benefits of national declarations and national audit work in raising awareness within Member States of the importance of internal control of EU funds.