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Without further simplification of the CAP, this will not be possible.
It is also in this context that possibilities for further simplification of cross-compliance may be elaborated.
The proposed further simplification intends to achieve further improvements in this field.
Managing EU-funded projects has become very complex, andthe CoR insists on further simplification.
The report supports a further simplification of both legislative and non-legislative regulations.
In addition the potential move to a results-based system in the longer-term would lead to further simplification of the technical rules.
We need further simplification of the rules for its operation, and we need to develop true economic union.
The High Level Group could then make proposals on how to achieve further simplification in the post-2020 framework in early 2018.
Th e rapporteur advocates further simplification of EU funding procedures and believes consistency between national and EU funding programmes is necessary.
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.
Finally, the single CMO facilitates further simplification and reduction of administrative burden at the level of Commission implementing provisions.
Therefore, when implementing this Directive, Member States should also analyse andtake into account the national legislation and further simplification measures at national level might be recommendable.
A further simplification is now expected from the integration of the LLP, with Youth in Action and various international cooperation programmes.
But the internal market still has significant potential for growth and further simplification of internal market rules can further improve economic efficiency.
Further simplification might include more flexible implementation modalities for grant agreements to avoid the need for amendments at a later stage.
In addition the potential move to a results-based system in the longer-term would lead to further simplification of the technical rules albeit implies a shift in the burden of proof onto the catching sector.
Further simplification can only be achieved with the full commitment and political support of the other EU institutions, in particular the Council and European Parliament.
The degree and nature of externalisation should be determined by, inter alia, the impact on efficiency and the overall budget under management andmay entail further simplification of the rules applicable to externalised management.
Further simplification of the mechanisms relating to the Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund is a good idea, and will be good for expenditure.
Focusing on the untapped potential of the ongoing structural funds programming until 2013,Clucas calls upon the Commission to consider further simplification of implementation rules, which may not always require changes to EU legislation.
The European Union is working towards further simplification of the regulations which still prevent citizens and businesses from making the most of the advantages of the single market.
Defining the trade coverage rate in the European Parliament andCouncil Regulation rather than in the implementing provisions would also reduce the flexibility needed to allow for possible future changes to this parameter in the course of further simplification of the system of intra-Community trade statistics.
Farmers will save costs as a result of a further simplification of the single payment scheme following the adoption of the Health Check of the Common Agricultural Policy.5.
A further simplification for the application procedure of the'regular shipping service', a customs facilitation scheme for vessels, carrying mainly EU goods, sailing to the same European ports on a regular basis, is a first part of the package.
The proposal includes new financial instruments for start-ups and fast growing firms expanding in EU and global markets(e.g. loans, venture capital andrisk-sharing finance), further simplification of EU research and innovation programmes, affordable intellectual property rights(IPR) and strategic use of procurement budgets.
Further simplification can be achieved through standardised documents such as the European Procurement Passport, which should be recognized by all contracting authorities and widely promoted among economic operators, in particular SMEs, for whom they can substantially lessen the administrative burden.
Important aspects that should be considered include possible further simplification, adaptation to new challenges such as climate change, and also the right place for the external dimension of the EU's internal policies.
Further simplification of provision of financial assistance will also be sought in drafting the new European Neighbourhood Instrument(ENI) regulation in the context of the next multi-annual financial framework, in order to translate the need for a more flexible and more focused delivery of financial assistance into practice.
In April 2010, the Commission adopted a Communication presenting further simplification options which apply to the existing legal framework and, in the longer term, to a possible revision of the EU Financial Regulations(see IP/10/472 and MEMO/10/156).
Further simplification and clarification of rules governing cohesion policy will undeniably have a positive impact on the pace of programme implementation, particularly by providing national, regional and local authorities with clearer and less bureaucratic rules that will allow more flexibility in order to adapt the programmes to the new challenges.