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Only goal-fitting simplification can bring dignity to life.
Simplification can be achieved through a new catch quota management system.
This report also clearly affirms Parliament's desire to fully participate in the simplification strategy and it puts the same emphasis on the need to protect Parliament'sprerogatives as on the question of the adaptation of its rules of procedure. Simplification cannot, in fact, take place outside of all democratic control and, in particular, outside the control of Parliament.
Clearly, simplification cannot be confined to the European level.
Simplification can indeed imply regulatory reform for some policy areas.
Possibilities of simplification can also be assessed at the same occasion.
Simplification can never be a reality unless they work together.
Effective regulation must involve an element of deregulation; simplification cannot be achieved merely by replacing old regulations with new regulations; what is needed is a complete rethinking of the regulatory framework.
Simplification can only be achieved if the European Parliament and Member States as co-legislators support it.
However, simplification cannot simply mean that controls are just relaxed.
Simplification can therefore mean everything from a simple codification to a modification of the regulatory approach chosen.
On the other hand, simplification can also mean efforts to simplify the substance of a policy, for example its objectives or its scope.
Simplification cannot be an abstraction, as in the model suggested by the Communication from the Commission, even after a somewhat directionless consultation process that itself raises questions.
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.
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.
This simplification could include the gradual elimination of the existing correction mechanism.
Within this framework, simplifications could be made and distinctions drawn.
Such a simplification could also benefit social enterprises, when they provide social services or services that do not have an effect on trade between Member States.
Simplification could form the subject of an extraordinary measure(new regulation) by the Council4.
This simplification could have a negative impact on the application of this rule to global grants mechanisms.
Such a simplification could be achieved by consistently using a concept of working days in all relevant parts of the Regulation.
The simplification could therefore come from their simplification and harmonisation, bringing predictability for Enterprises.
Considerable simplification could be achieved if checks at the level of a farmcould be brought together into a more integrated framework.
If the current consultation showsthat the general regime needs to be simplified, such simplification could also make it easier to abolish the current special regime for B-services.
This report contained detailed recommendations on the areas in which a simplification could be achieved.
Other actions such as withdrawal of obsolete legislation(for which no quantitativeestimates are available) and to some extent legislative simplification could provide a complement.
These simplifications can only be applied if they are adequate for the nature, scale and complexity of the risks, and this is at the discretion of each company.
What procedural simplifications can EU citizens expect in this area in the foreseeable future, and what improvements will these bring about, in particular, with regard to the legal position of consumers?
On the other hand, if accounting procedures are carriedout electronically and financial statements are drawn up using readily-available accounting software, simplification could initially incur higher costs, due to businesses having to update this software, and these costs will be far from negligible.
Whereas exemption or simplification could be provided for in cases of processing operations whose sole purpose is the keeping of a register intended, according to national law, to provide information to the public and open to consultation by the public or by any person demonstrating a legitimate interest;