Examples of using Programme authorities in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Lead Partner assures the whole technical-administrative and financial project management towards the Programme Authorities.
The Commission agrees that programme authorities need to be vigilant with a view to mitigating the described risk.
Targeted system audits focused on the management and reporting of performance data by programme authorities.
Programme authorities: The Member State bodies in charge of managing and monitoring the implementation of operational programmes funded by the ESIFs.
The opportunities of existing andavailable datamining tools such as Arachne are already used by some programme authorities in a more comprehensive way.
The Commission continues to recommend the programme authorities simplification at national level each time such complex rules are identified.
The Commission will pay the remaining balance following the annual clearance of accounts exercise,upon receipt of the assurance package from the programme authorities.
The allocation of tasks and responsibilities between the partners(programme authorities, LAGs, members of the LAGs) should be clear and transparent.
For the next period, programme authorities in the Member States will have an opportunity to make greater use of EIB expertise to prepare suitable projects for European funding under the JASPERS initiative.
A major source for simplification is to ensure that different programme authorities in the Member States interpret the applicable rules in the same way.
The opportunities of existing and available data-mining toolssuch as the one designed by the Commission, Arachne, are already used by some programme authorities in a more comprehensive way.
In order to reinforce accountability, programme authorities would be accredited by a national accrediting body in charge of their ongoing supervision.
The Commission notes that the ECA's estimate of the level of error for Cohesion policy this year represents a significant improvement,taking into account all financial corrections already applied by programme authorities.
Fraud in Cohesion area To assess whether the programme authorities manage properly anti-fraud measure in EU Cohesion Policy spending.
The decision whether to gain assurance on the implementation of audit recommendations(Court, national or Commission source) by a follow-up auditdepends on the reliance the Commission can put on the programme authorities, the gravity of the findings as well as their nature.
Another action plan with DG Competition to support programme authorities in implementing State aid rules, reviewed and simplified in 2014, is ongoing.
It is the only body with independent investigative powers at EU level8. o The Commission's Directorates-General(DGs) and Executive Agencies are responsible for setting up effective fraud risk management systems in the different areas of the EU budget.o In shared management, Member State programme authorities are required to implement an adequate anti-fraud framework.
The lessons learned from these audits were shared with programme authorities to raise awareness of risks to performance data reliability and further improve the reporting.
To increase the value added of the Union's cohesion policy, the specific provisions should lead to considerable simplification onall levels involved: beneficiaries, programme authorities, participating Member States and third countries, as well as the Commission.
Most importantly, Member State programme authorities must now submit an annual assurance package, including the accounts and covering expenditure certified to the Commission in the accounting year.
Its proposal for the 2014-20 cohesion policy framework introduces incentives for the programme authorities to improve performance along with sanctions if performance objectives are not met.
The Commission notes that programme authorities need to be vigilant with a view to mitigating the described risk related to complex agreements between polluters, landowners and developers.
Taking account of the 50 errors previously found by the audit authorities and corrections applied by programme authorities worth a total of 101 million euros covering both programming periods, we estimate the level of error to be 3,0%(27).
Commission's Guidance for Member States and programme authorities on fraud risk assessment and effective and proportionate anti-fraud measures(EGESIF 14-0021 of 16 June 2014), OLAF's Handbook on the role of Member State auditors in fraud prevention and detection(October 2014) and Guidance on a common methodology for the assessment of management and control systems in the Member States(EGESIF 14-0010-final of 18 December 2014).
Taking account of the 60 errors previously found by audit authorities andcorrections applied by programme authorities(worth a total of 314 million euros for both programming periods taken together), we estimate the level of error to be 5,0%(10).
This was the first year Member State programme authorities submitted assurance packages with expenditure for the 2014-2020 programming period and the Commission applied its procedures for reviewing and accepting the accounts, and for concluding on reported error rates.
Taking account of the 60 errors that the audit authorities had found,and the financial corrections applied by programme authorities(amounting to a total of Ű314 million for the 2007-2013 and 2014-2020 programming period taken together), we estimate the level of error to be 5.0%.
Furthermore, the electronic transfer of data between programme authorities and beneficiaries(E-cohesion) has the potential to reduce administrative costs significantly, but Member State authorities have not yet fully made use of this option.
(4) Moreover we undertook two surveys at Member State level.(a) We invited all programme authorities to participate in a survey on the collection, analysis and reporting of information on the administrative cost as well as on related processes and views.
With the Omnibus Regulation,the Commission also provided additional simplified cost options to programme authorities and provided enhanced legal certainty by setting rates in the regulation, directly usable by programme authorities to both reduce complexity, simplify management and rules for beneficiaries and enhance legal security for all.