Primeri uporabe Tolerable risk of error v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Tolerable risk of error.
We do not really need the tolerable risk of error.
Two examples in this Annual Activity Report are the ongoing EU budget review process, to which the Court has actively contributed,and the issuing by the Commission of its communication on the‘Tolerable risk of error'.
The Commission will produce a Communication on the Tolerable Risk of Error in the field of external aid in 2010.
To make matters worse,the Commission and Parliament are now discussing a tolerable risk of error.
The Commission will produce a Communication on the Tolerable Risk of Error in the field of external aid in 2010.
As Mr Kallas was also saying,Parliament must strive to find an equilibrium in the tolerable risk of error.
The Commission has noted in its communication that any decision on a tolerable risk of error should be based, among other things, on the potential for further simplification.
Increase accountability: responsibilities of implementing partners and'Tolerable risk of error'.
I hope as well that,when the colegislator has agreed on a tolerable risk of error, the Court of Auditors will consider this new concept in the way it finds appropriate.
At the end of 2008 the Commissionissued a communication‘Towards a common understanding of the concept of tolerable risk of error'.
Therefore, the Commission has proposed that for EAFRD expenditure, a tolerable risk of error level be set in the range between 2 and 5%.
The proposed level of tolerable risk of error is established taking into account the cost-effectiveness of the controls and an acceptable level of residual error that is justified in the light of these costs.
The Committee supports the Commission proposal to increase the tolerable risk of error in the research field.
Note: this section only concerns the process of grant management, for administrative and operational expenditure implemented through public procurementprocesses the 2% ceiling will apply as tolerable risk of error.
On 26 May, the Commission adopted a Communication(4) proposing a tolerable risk of error level in this range(2 %-5%).
In other words, instead of specifying the number of checks to be undertaken the aim should be to set a level of residual risk of irregularity to be achieved by the system i.e. a tolerable risk of error.
Therefore, the Commission has proposed that for EAFRD expen diture, a tolerable risk of error level be set in the range between 2 and 5%.
So a higher tolerable risk of errors, as supported in your report, could allow the Commission to modulate the control effort, to optimise cost effectiveness and to balance the need for effective control with establishing a more trust-based relationship with researchers.
In this respect,the Committee supports the Commission proposal to increase the tolerable risk of error in the research field1.
In this context, the pertinent question might not be whether there is a‘tolerable risk of error' but whether the risk of error is so great that the particular scheme or programme in question should be discontinued or substantially changed.
We also need to define together an acceptable ratio between costs and risk- the so-called'tolerable risk of error'.
The European Parliament andthe Council should therefore determine the level of tolerable risk of error per policy area, taking into account the costs and benefits of controls.
The three-year reform of the Financial Regulation will enable us to establish the legal basis for this simplification,but I do not think that tinkering with the tolerable risk of error is the right way to go.
I think that, together with proposals on simplification and with the introduction of the concept of tolerable risk of error, this will allow significant improvements in the situation with the management of structural funds.
In contrast,the Commission says that it wants cost-effective control and suggests that there is a tolerable risk of error, which must be taken into account from the start.
On 26 May2010 the Commission adopted a Communication proposing a tolerable risk of error in this area of between 2 and 5%(5).
I fully agree with the rapporteur that the Commission is putting a disproportionately largeeffort into convincing us in Parliament of the need to introduce a tolerable risk of error, rather than trying to persuade Member Statesof the need for mandatory national management declarations.
In the context of such revisions, the legislative authorities and the Commission should consider trying to set a level of residualrisk of irregularity to be achieved by the system(i.e. the tolerable risk of error) rather than specifying the number of checks to be undertaken, as is the case now.
Today, with wisdom and respect for good management, and using tolerable risks of error, but also taking into account independent re-audits, and if that fails- as I proposed, and as was accepted- bringing in an independent mediator, we must regain the confidence of all our research institutes, with proper monitoring and European funding, of course.