Examples of using Simplification programme in English and their translations into Greek
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New legislative simplification programme(October 2005);
The institutions should therefore draw up a simplification programme.
New legislative simplification programme(October 2005);
As I said, this regulation is also part of our simplification programme.
New Legislative Simplification Programme(October 2005).
This legislative package makes an important contribution to the Commission's simplification programme.
The Commission's simplification programme covers the period 2005 to 2008.
It is also an important component of the Commission's legislative simplification programme.
The simplification programme for food and feed legislation is along the same lines.
This would also ensure that administrative burden is fully considered as part of the simplification programme.
An on-going Simplification Programme is bringing substantial benefits to citizens and businesses.
Take national measures to promote better regulation,which should include impact analysis systems and simplification programmes;
We are embarking on a legislative and regulatory simplification programme, intended in particular for the Structural Funds.
Our simplification programme will be continued in 2007 and 2008 as well and we will be unveiling a range of new initiatives here.
Recognising this, the Commission launched a major simplification programme in October 2005 for a period of three years(2005- 08)(1).
The simplification programme relates to certain key areas for business competitiveness, such as company law, financial services, transport, consumer protection and waste.
Secondly, it is important that, as part of the simplification programme, the proposals to overhaul feed legislation be drawn up by mid-2007.
The working document has been approved by the Committee on Legal Affairs,which has taken stock of progress achieved in implementing the simplification programme introduced, as I said, in 2005.
Half of the initiatives envisaged in the simplification programme have already been successfully completed, and we will pursue this work intensively until 2009.
The first initiative to simplify EU legislation was launched in 1997; the second comprehensive simplification programme- COM(2003) 71- was launched in February 2003.
The EESC recalls the fact that the success of the simplification programme will not depend solely on the Commission's ability to deliver, but also on the co-legislators' capacity to adopt within a reasonable timeframe the simplification proposals tabled by the Commission.
In addition the Commission will continue to consult regularly with stakeholders on how the simplification programme should be further developed over the coming years.
Initiated by the Commission in 2006, the updated simplification programme, and its action programme, following the European Council of 8 and 9 March 2007 identified company law, accounting and auditing as three priority areas.
Lastly, in October 2005 the Commission published a Communication on Implementing the Community Lisbon Programme: A strategy for the simplification of the regulatory environment(7), which put in motion the action plans for the various Community policies by means of rolling simplification programmes.
To pursue the evaluation of the acquis beyond the present simplification programme, the Commission will identify the need for simplification from a sectoral perspective.
It also stresses the importance of extending the simplification programme to all relevant branches of the European economy, while respecting the acquis communautaire; the successful conclusion of the Commission's 2005 screening exercise and invites the Commission to continue to screen pending proposals.
As far as simplification and improvement of existing legislation is concerned, the Commission has screened all EU legislation in force to identify areas for improvement,and its rolling simplification programme, updated annually, currently includes 185 initiatives to recast, revise or repeal existing legislation, of which 19 were delivered by the Commission in 2009.
We take the whole issue of simplification seriously and, as you know,we have set out a very ambitious simplification programme of 100 proposals, covering about 220 legislative instruments to be repealed, codified, recast or reviewed over the next three years.
Renewing the framework programme means simplification of the programme practices and increasing the impact of EU-funded RDI projects;
This proposal is foreseen in the Simplification Rolling Programme for adoption by the Commission in 2009.