Examples of using Refit programme in English and their translations into German
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What is the REFIT programme?
REFIT programme communication.
EESC involvement in the REFIT Programme.
The refit programme is expected to last until the end of 2018.
To the members of the Study Group on the REFIT programme.
REFIT programme Rapporteur: Denis Meynent, Workers' Group.
The EESC believes that the REFIT programme should be simple, clear and transparent.
REFIT Programme exploratory opinion at the request of the European Commission.
A reference to the EESC's Opinion on the REFIT Programme(INT/750) will also be made.
The REFIT programme would then become a source of permanent legal uncertainty.
Regulation(EU) 345/2013 and Regulation(EU)346/2013 were included in the European Commission's REFIT programme.
The REFIT programme should not aim to water down social protection.
The IA builds on the findings of an evaluation, the latter originally linked to the REFIT programme COM(2014)368.
The REFIT programme has delivered results for business in many areas since its launch in 2012.
The EESC takes note of the state of play in implementing the REFIT programme established by the Commission.
The EESC believes that the REFIT programme should be at once ambitious and simple, clear and transparent.
In response to various speakers,Mr Timmermans stressed that the Better lawmaking agenda and the REFIT programme would not jeopardise the social partners' position.
The REFIT programme also covers other areas that could potentially affect workers, as citizens, and the public authorities.
This initiative would follow on an evaluation under the Commission's REFIT programme and a report regarding the implementation of the E-PRTR Regulation for the period 2010 to 2013.
The Commission is also calling on the Parliament and the Council to"prioritise initiatives that would simplify orimprove existing laws such as those initiatives identified in the REFIT programme.
The EESC agrees with the European Parliament that the REFIT programme must not erode the rights of workers or welfare recipients or hinder improvements to these rights.
The REFIT programme was established by the Commission in 2012 to make EU law simpler and to reduce regulatory costs, contributing to a clear, stable and predictable regulatory framework supporting growth and jobs.
Measures to reduce regulatory and administrative costs, in particular the REFIT programme, as well as to eliminate impediments to the growth of businesses, need to be urgently pursued.
The EESC could carry out its own evaluations, present the results in the REFIT platform with other stakeholders and the Member States, as well as the Commission,and thus improve its cooperation with the institutions and provide suggestions for evaluations for the REFIT programme.
This is fully in line with the Commission's REFIT programme and aims to further rationalise the inspection effort of national administrations and to maximise the time in which the ship can be commercially exploited.
The EESC thereforewelcomes Vice-President Timmermans' repeated assertion that the REFIT programme will not lead to deregulation of the EU acquis or reduce the standard of social and environmental protection and fundamental rights2.
The EESC supports the general objectives of the Commission's REFIT programme and draws attention to its opinions4 which cover the Better Regulation programme and Smart Regulation, including the responses to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
With regard to the general objectives of the Commission's REFIT programme, the EESC draws attention to its opinions4 which cover the Better Regulation programme and Smart Regulation, including the responses to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
With regard to the general objectives of the Commission's REFIT programme, the EESC draws attention to its opinions of 15 and 16 September 20103, 15 June 20114 and 11 July 20135 which cover the Better Regulation programme and Smart Regulation, including the responses to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.