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The programme shall be reviewed at the end of the second year.
Prepare an annual work programme comprising specific objectives,thematic priorities and, if necessary, a list of specific projects and complementary measures; the programme shall be balanced between the areas specified in Article 2(2), with at least 15% of annual funding being devoted to each of the areas specified in subparagraphs(a),(b) and(c) of that paragraph;
The Programme shall be implemented in a user-friendly way.
The action programme to be drawn up in the fruit and vegetable sector, pursuant to Article 134 of the Act of Accession, for the purposes of achieving general objectives during the verification of convergence phase shall be drawn up in close cooperation with the Commission and adoptednot later than one month before the date of accession; this action programme shall be published in the'C'series of the Official Journal of the European Communities.
This programme shall be approved by the Council, acting by a qualified majority.
The action programme to be drawn up for the products subject to transition by stages pur suant to Article 264(2)(a) of the Act of Accession for the purposes of achieving specific objectives during the first stage of transition shall be drawn up in close cooperation with the Commission and adopted atthe latest one month before the date of accession; this action programme shall be published in the'C'series of the Official Journal of the European Com munities.
In other cases, the programme shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 102.
The programme shall be laid down in such manner that a single session shall be a minimum of seven hours.
A three-year rolling plan to implement this programme shall be adopted containing the individual actions to be undertaken.
The Programme shall be financed through a maximum contribution of EUR 2,573 million(in current values) according to Article 3.
The budgetary resources allocated to the Programme shall be entered in the annual appropriations of the general budget of the European Union.
The programme shall be prepared and implemented by the competent authorities designated by the Member State.
Financial instruments under the Programme shall be operated with the aim of facilitating access to finance for growth-oriented SMEs.
The Programme shall be evaluated by the Commission at its mid-term and at the end of the Programme with the assistance of independent experts.
The methods of financing for each project or programme shall be determined jointly by the ACP State or States concerned and the Community by reference to.
The programme shall be managed by the Commission in accordance with the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Communities.
This programme shall be subject to continuous evaluation, carried out in partnership between the Commission and the participating countries.
The Programme shall be in compliance with the objectives and guidelines set out in the European Space Policy and provide programmatic objectives per space domain in support of its implementation.
This action programme shall be evaluated with a view to a mid-term review and assessment of its impact, and the evaluation process should be incorporated into the monitoring of the action.
The programme shall be subject to review, on a proposal from the Commission, to adapt it to develop ments in research requirements and to the needs of the new environmental programme. .
During the third year the programme shall be reviewed; this review may lead to a revision of the programme in accordance with the appropriate procedures after the Advisory Committee on Programme Management has been consulted.
The programme shall be implemented in accordance with Article 53( 1)( a) and( b) of the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Communities 2.
The programme shall be prepared and implemented by the competent authorities designated by the Member State, working in close collaboration with the most representative producer organisations or their associations in the sectors concerned.
This programme shall be proposed jointly by the next two Presidencies in line and shall have regard, inter alia, to relevant points arising from the dialogue on the political priorities for the year, conducted at the Commission's initiative.
In 1981 the programme shall be reviewed, particularly with regard to priorities, and possibly revised in accordance with the appropriate procedure and after consultation of the Advisory Committees on Programme Management and of the Scientific and Technical Research Committee CREST.
During the second year the programme shall be reviewed; this review may lead to a revision of the programme during the third year, in accordance with the appropriate procedures after consultation of the Advisory Committee on Programme Management and the European Parliament.
The programme shall be implemented in accordance with the principles of the European Statistics Code of Practice with a view to producing and disseminating high-quality, harmonised Community statistics and to ensuring a proper functioning of the European statistical system as a whole.
The Programme shall be funded by contributions of the Member States, based on a call rate applied to each Member State's Gross National Income(GNI) as defined for the purposes of calculating GNI own resource contribution to the General Budget of the European Union.
The Programme shall be implemented so as to ensure that actions supported take account of future developments and needs, particularly after the interim evaluation, referred to in Article 12(3), and that they are relevant to evolving markets, economy and changes in society.
Each operational programme shall be re-examined where a difficulty has arisen in implementation or if there have been significant strategic changes or for reasons of sound management and, if necessary, revised for the rest of the period on the initiative of the Member State or the Commission, after approval by the Monitoring Committee provided for in Article 61.