Examples of using Management declarations in English and their translations into Danish
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We do not yet have these national management declarations, but we want to get them.
Member States need to take responsibility for these funds through national management declarations.
National management declarations to begin with, then, which must subsequently lead to a positive statement of assurance by Europe.
Thirdly, all the Member States must finally sign andsubmit national management declarations.
That is why Parliament's call for national management declarations as an instrument to improve national accountability is more relevant than ever.
Imagine my surprise, therefore, on seeing that neither the Court of Auditors northe European Commission has mentioned national management declarations.
The second point to which we attach importance concerns national management declarations for funds that are subject to shared management. .
I also support Mr Mulder in his question to the Commission as to what measures it has taken to ensure that the Member States issue national management declarations.
As a result, we do not know who is responsible for these national management declarations and to what extent they are comprehensible and accurate.
One thing is clear: it is now obligatory,under the new Financial Regulation, for Member States to submit their summary national management declarations.
I ask the Commission once again to ensure that these national management declarations are signed by the relevant minister or a minister from the national government.
National management declarations should help us a great deal to see how EU money is used by national authorities and who is responsible for the use of this money.
I wish to stress the need to make it compulsory for all Member States to submit national management declarations, just as Parliament has repeatedly requested.
In the Jørgensen report, we as Parliament state in plain language that,in this regard, the current annual summaries are just an initial cautious step towards these management declarations.
We firmly believe that progress will be achieved when national management declarations will be received for all the European Union's funds which are subject to shared management. .
This is a question to both the Commissioner and the Council, and relates to the fact that 80% of our funds are actually spentin the Member States, and that Parliament has been advocating national management declarations for many years.
In future, national political bodies will be obliged to sign national management declarations making them accountable for the way in which Union funds have been spent in their countries.
I fully agree with the rapporteur that the Commission is putting adisproportionately large effort into convincing us in Parliament of the need to introduce a tolerable risk of error, rather than trying to persuade Member States of the need for mandatory national management declarations.
Finally, I, too, am very much in favour of national management declarations; that is, financial declarations that Member States would be required to submit, because Member State level is precisely where most of the faults lie.
I therefore come to the conclusion, looking at the excellent report by Mr Garriga Polledo, that should there be an intergovernmental conference later this year,we have to make it a legally binding requirement for all Member States to produce national management declarations, because clearly the legal basis at this stage is insufficient and some Member States just slough it off and say that they do not worry because they are not concerned.
But a cascade of operational management declarations by payment and similar agencies is not an impossible goal, though a national synthesis report for each sector, similar to that which the Commission draws up on the basis of the annual activity reports of its directors-general, will be more difficult to achieve.
I think we are moving in the right direction, andthe issues you have raised concerning the introduction of management declarations, more automaticity in the application of sanctions and work on recoveries are really important subjects, on which the Commission is working.
Firstly, regarding national management declarations, an issue raised by Bart Staes and other Members, I would just remind you that, together with Commissioner Lewandowski, we sent a letter to the Committee on Budgetary Control saying that we will make a proposal regarding national management declarations in the forthcoming revision of the Financial Regulation.
Parliament has great difficulties in getting a final picture,particularly in the case of the annual summaries and management declarations at national level, which the Commission presented to us for the first time on 15 February 2008, as the documents do not keep to uniform criteria.
It is important that you have drawn up guidelines- we are grateful to you for that- that you have shown which countries have actually provided national management declarations- it is not many: basically, only the Netherlands meets the requirements in full- and that you have instructed the Directorates General to show for the first time in the activity report for 2010 what components will be present in a future national administrative declaration, even if this will only take place at working level.
I think it is very important that the proposal submitted by the Commission on the introduction of management declarations is finally approved because this issue is really about increasing the accountability of our Member States, which are responsible for managing 80% of your budget.
I therefore endorse the rapporteur's strategy, which will entail, on the one hand, ensuring that we demand,above all, national management declarations signed by ministers of finance and, on the other, ensuring that the Commission finally takes action against any Member States that remain in breach and, if need be, imposes tough sanctions: of a financial kind, for instance- withholding subsidies.