Eksempler på brug af Refusal of discharge på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Refusal of discharge.
Article 5 Refusal of discharge.
From now on we have to look at it through different eyes andfor the year 1994 the recommendation is refusal of discharge.
Postponement and refusal of discharge.
If the reason for refusal of discharge is political, I think the Commission in that case should be forced to resign.
Mr President, Commissioners,I too should again like to confirm that postponement must not be construed as a refusal of discharge.
I support his refusal of discharge.
Therefore, Mr President, there is absolutely no doubt that you have to accept explanations of vote,not on referral back to committee, but on the refusal of discharge.
In other words, refusal of discharge was tantamount in itself to a sort of motion of censure on the Commission.
It seems to me that this motion of censure aimed to interrupt the process of refusal of discharge when it was tabled by Mrs Green.
In this respect, this crisis,which began with the discharge or refusal of discharge for 1996 and the continuation for 1997- for which we are not recommending discharge either this week, but postponement of discharge- was a necessary crisis, if we think of the positive lessons which we have learnt from it, and which we would have liked to pass on to this Commission, Mr Liikanen.
We do not entirely agree with some of the points adopted, for example,the fact that the President can inform the Commission of the reasons behind a refusal of discharge simply by letter.
I do not want to talk about discharge or refusal of discharge at the present time, even though Lord Tomlinson dwelled on this matter.
Jean-Pierre(EDN).-(FR) Mr President, ladies and gentle men, last September, in his distinguished summary report,Mr Cornelissen recommended refusal of discharge.
The system that has now been outlined, according to which refusal of discharge would be followed by a vote on a motion for censure, is good but unclear.
Within the time limits laid down by the Financial Regulation, Parliament shall consider a report from the committee responsible proposing the giving,postponement or refusal of discharge.
In doing so- the Commission was aware of this even before the vote-, the majority of Parliament deemed that the refusal of discharge seriously undermined the credibility and authority of the Commission.
As a result of this situation, the chairman of the Committee on Budgetary Control, acting on the instructions of the committee, made a request in this House on 15 January 1999 for the Rules Committee to clarify precisely what the Treaty itself provides for,that is to say for the direct link between refusal of discharge and a possible censure procedure to be removed.
Similarly, these reasons and terms also have a clear underlying intention of finally andfully settling the issues that led to the refusal of discharge. They also perhaps have a hidden intention of preventing the tabling of a proper motion of censure in due course, once the full inquiry into the Commission's responsibilities has been completed.
That was contradictory, and Parliament was obliged to address the issue through a separate motion of censure on the Commission,thereby destroying the direct link between refusal of discharge and the consequence of the departure of the Commission.
We have just adopted an amendment to Article 5 of Annex V tothe Rules of Procedure which states, with regard to both the granting and refusal of discharge, that the proposal for a decision on granting discharge may not be the subject of amendments.
Finally, as you are certainly aware, there are those in the Commission dealing with development policy who fear that the refusal of discharge may make development policy more difficult in future.
The Union for Europe Group has taken note of President Santer's promise to put right the most glaring problems, butit deplores the fact that it took a vote of disapproval, the refusal of discharge, and the threat of an actual motion of censure, on which we are now going to vote, to bring about that result.
This is why we hope that the European Parliament clarifies the situation, and that it votes for a motion of censure, taking into account the seriousness of the criticisms made, andthe political link that therefore clearly exists between a refusal of discharge and a motion of censure, and that it adopts the motion of censure, which is being circulated within Parliament at this very moment on our group's initiative.
Every year, we show the Council the yellow card of discharge refusal and nothing happens.
The Commission itself brought things to a head and secured the support of Parliament's largest group in equating the refusal of the discharge with a motion of censure.