Examples of using Simplification programme in English and their translations into Romanian
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Implementation of a simplification programme for existinglegislation;
As I said,this regulation is also part of our simplification programme.
First, the Simplification Programme has brought substantial benefits to citizens and businesses9.
It is also an important component of the Commission's legislative simplification programme.
An on-going Simplification Programme is bringing substantial benefits to citizens and businesses.
The European Council invites the Commission to regularly update its simplification programme.
Since 2007, the simplification programme has been integrated into the Commission legislative and work programme. .
In 2007, the legislature managed to clear the backlog of proposals dating back to the simplification programme for 2003-2004.
The Commission launched a major simplification programme in October 2005 for a period of three years(2005- 08)(1).
This would also ensure that administrative burden is fully considered as part of the simplification programme.
We are embarking on a legislative and regulatory simplification programme, intended in particular for the Structural Funds.
The Commission has already proposed about 800 legal acts for amendment or repeal under the simplification programme 2005-2009.
The Commission embarked on a simplification programme in October 2005 with an initial batch of about 100 simplification initiatives. In November 2006.
The major exercise launched by the Commission to‘map andmeasure' administrative burden in priority areas will also fuel the simplification programme.
In the Simplification programme to update and simplify existing Community legislation, the Commission has adopted 119 proposals since October 2005.
Clear and transparent information on progress in implementation of the simplification programme is crucial to ensuring the momentum of the programme. .
On the basis of the screening of the acquis, the Commission has identified 81 new actions that the next Commission may consider for a future simplification programme.
Ensure the full implementation of the rolling simplification programme for existing Community legislation to remove unnecessary burdensome requirements on businesses.
Objective 4: The Community will move towards the target to reduce EU administrative burdens by 25% by 2012 andimplement an ambitious simplification programme.
These actions will also be monitored through the Rolling Simplification Programme which already contains a number of important proposals to reduce administrative burdens27.
In its Resolution on the Strategy for the Simplification of the Regulatory Environment12, the European Parliament welcomed the Commission's programme on codification and agreed that the simplification programme should be promoted and supported by matching national simplification initiatives.
The Member States are encouraged to carry forward their own simplification programmes and to apply EU law in a spirit of simplification, without adding unnecessary measures on the back of EU law.
As part of its Strategic Review of Better Regulation, in November 2006 the Commission presented the first progress report on the strategy for the simplification of the regulatory environment23, andannounced 43 new initiatives, which will enhance the ambitious rolling simplification programme covering the period 2006-2009.
First, a major Simplification Programme to streamline, update and consolidate EU law: around 200 proposals have been adopted that bring substantial benefits for businesses.
Repeal is consistent with the general Commission aim of reducing the regulatory burden andremoving obsolete and unused legislation(Simplification Programme and Commission Legislative and Work Programme 2007, and the Better Regulation strategy).
Of the three-year rolling simplification programme presented in October 200522, the Commission in 2006 adopted 27 items foreseen for 2006 and 6 items which were carried over from 2005.
The strategic analysis was accompanied by two Commission working papers: one, on measuring administrative costs and reducing administrative burdens, sets out a variety of options and ideas to prepare the ground for the action plan that the Commission will be presenting in 2007; andthe other reports and updates the 2005 rolling simplification programme.
Reporting will also be carried out through the rolling simplification programme which already contains a number of important proposals to reduce administrative burdens, in a separate chapter.
The current proposal forms part of the simplification programme within the Commission Legislative and Work Programme for 2007, which aims to simplify the regulatory environment for business and other stakeholders.
Finally, since the greater part of the EU regulatory landscape is not shaped at Community level, simplification programmes must also be developed or reinforced at national(and where appropriate, regional) level to tackle the reams of red tape which spew forth independently of EU legislation.