Examples of using Correlation tables in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
Allow me just to conclude with a brief word about the correlation tables.
We should also understand that drawing up correlation tables will add further to the administrative burden.
Finally, I just have one more thing to say about the correlation tables.
The correlation tables make it much easier for the Commission to police the correct application of European law and to find errors and look for corrections.
Clearly, we support the fact that this compromise on the correlation tables was found.
We can see that the correlation tables are the best tool for doing this, monitoring it and assuring appropriate transposition of EU law.
We can only check that, however, if we have the information, andwe only get the information from these correlation tables.
I would particularly urge the Council to recognise the importance of correlation tables for overseeing the implementation of legislation.
Finally, the Commission also regrets the lack of support for the provision, including in the Commission proposal, making the establishment of correlation tables obligatory.
Ladies and gentlemen, adherence to our Treaties,particularly as regards correlation tables, should not be an excuse for not bringing this regulation into force before the summer.
I would like to remind you of the controversy which has surrounded the report andthe amendments to the directive concerning the correlation tables proposed by the Commission.
The correlation tables are a start and a precedent which, in my opinion, will create best practice for the future, and will help to monitor more easily the compliance of European law with national law.
Like the rapporteur, I would like to stress that this is an important matter,especially between the institutions, and these correlation tables are an important start.
It is regrettable that the Council has not approved the correlation tables, but I welcome the fact that we are pressing on with the reports that are to be included in the common European asylum system.
You have taken the lead in making clear that this Parliament supports the Commission in wanting to see correlation tables included in all future legislation.
On correlation tables, my group supports making this obligatory for Member States, but this is a horizontal issue that affects all European legislation and cannot be resolved in this one file.
Now we expect the Council to be equally efficient in accepting our position and including the correlation tables, in order to give a prompt response to European livestock farmers.
Regarding the correlation tables which were referred to in the discussion as a possible source of problems, I think that it would be difficult here to sympathise with the administrative bodies or governments of the Member States.
If I may ask the assistance of the European Parliament in this particular area,I would like to ask you to insist a little bit more on correlation tables where directives are concerned.
Taking account of the fact that a horizontal decision has also been taken regarding correlation tables, together with other shadow rapporteurs, I propose to support the text agreed at the first reading with the Council.
But I have to say- this is a personal remark- that I find this a shameful red line by the Member States because, if the Member States have the intention oftransposing the directive and being transparent about it, they should- of their own free will- insert correlation tables.
To say that asylum seekers are now waiting for the correlation tables to be implemented is probably the most inventive and imaginative lobbying for the correlation table resolution to happen, so I hope Council was listening.
Despite the fact that the Council was totally opposed to it,the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development decided to vote for a text that includes the correlation tables, which oblige Member States to report on transposition of the directive.
It is now up to the Council to decide whether to accept the correlation tables and conclude the agreement at first reading, or to answer to European farmers for causing the bluetongue vaccination campaign to be missed this year in order not to give way on this point.
We feel that this could have been improved and, like Mrs Wallis,we are very pleased about the obligation placed on the Member States to provide correlation tables, in other words States must inform us swiftly of how they are applying the laws, which they often fail to do.
There are three directions within the'Omnibus' Directive: firstly, adapting ourselves to the Treaty of Lisbon; secondly, increasing transparency, providing information on sanctions to the European Securities and Markets Authority, and ensuring that financial institutions provide the information required to guarantee responsible investment; and thirdly,ensuring that there are correlation tables for the transposition of directives.
Regarding the role of the Commission,the latter should require rather than recommend Member States to submit correlation tables for inspection, particularly in order to facilitate checking of the process of transposition of directives in each of the Member States.
The Commission recalls its commitment towards ensuring that Member States establish correlation tables linking the transposition measures they adopt with the EU directive and communicate them to the Commission in the framework of transposing EU legislation, in the interest of citizens, better-law making and increasing legal transparency and to assist the examination of the conformity of national rules with EU provisions.
In order to ensure better monitoring of the transposition and application of Union law, the Commission andParliament shall endeavour to include compulsory correlation tables and a binding time limit for transposition, which, in directives, should not normally exceed a period of 2 years.
In my report, we agree with the introduction of an obligation to include correlation tables which contain information regarding the transposition of the directive into national legislation and which specific provisions transpose provisions of the directive into national legislation.