Examples of using Reference costs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Denmark noted also its intention to use reference costs for the different phases of the creation of wetland projects.
However, since these costs had not been defined at the time of the audit,the Court could not assess the appropriateness of the benchmarks on which these reference costs will be defined.
In the case of Portugal(mainland) the reference costs will be validated using independent professional benchmarks.
In 23 cases, the national authorities had put in place procedures aimed at verifying that the declared costs were reasonable,such as a procurement procedure, reference costs or a comparison of offers.
The analysis of reference costs will enable Epso to formulate appropriate standards and objectives in line with progress in implementing the Edp.
This evaluation must be performed using a suitable system,such as reference costs, the comparison of a number of offers or an evaluation committee.
For one investment project, six reference costs were established for vegetation control which ranged from around 47 to 1 138 euro/ha, depending on the different types of forest works and on the conditions of the parcels(such as the slope and vegetation cover).
The costs shall be evaluated using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, a comparison of different offers or an evaluation committee.
An analysis of the reference costs in order to compare the costs determined with those of national administrations will be carried out through EpsoŐs network of national recruitment experts and should be available in the second half of 2009.
The costs shall be evaluated using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, a comparison of different offers or an evaluation committee.
(63) The performance criterion‘There is evidence that the costs are reasonable' was considered fulfilled if a competitive tendering procedure was used with selection on the basis of the lowest price or best value for money,or if reliable reference costs were used.
The reasonableness of the costs proposed, which shall be evaluated using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, a comparison of different offers or an evaluation committee;
Independent professional benchmarks, such as reference costs from the National Association of Construction Companies, suggest that the unit cost for similar types of works activity should be 75 euro per cubic metre.
The reasonableness of the costs proposed, which shall be evaluated using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, a comparison of different offers or an evaluation committee;
Box 9 Observations 36 Sources used for establishing reference costs or price ceilings Market prices Suppliers' list prices Not applicable or not assessed Measures for farm modernisation Online database SimCoGuide provides reference cost for farming equipment.
The selection procedure for the new programmes at Commission level was improved through the adoption of guidelines andthe introduction of quantitative evaluation methods(evaluation grid) and reference costs for the various actions included in the programmes.
More concretely,Member States should define appropriate benchmarks and/or reference costs against which the costs of NPIs are systematically verified as part of their administrative checks.
Article 24(2)(d) of Regulation(EU) No 65/2011 required Member States to assess the reasonableness of costs during administrative checks using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, compari- son of offers or an evaluation committee.
More concretely,Member States should define appropriate benchmarks and/or reference costs against which the costs of non-productive investments are systematically verified as part of their administrative checks.
IV Article 24(2)(d) of Commission Regulation(EU) No 65/2011 requires the Member States to assess the reasonableness of costs during administrative checks using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, comparison of offers or evaluation committee.
It takes in consideration the existence of adequatetendering procedures and/or the use of reasonable reference costs and whether the high intensity of aid took into account the remunerative characteristics of the project.
In 47 of the 49 on-farm investment and business development projects we examined, the Member States had put in place procedures aimed at verifying that the declared costs were reasonable, such as a procurement procedure,the use of reference costs or a comparison of offers.
Beyond general statementsnoting the Member States intentions to use reference costs and to compare different offers, the Court found examples of concrete improvements in the procedures for checking the reasonableness of costs in two Member States(UK- England and Portugal- Mainland).
EN 10.11.2015 Official Journal THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS of the European Union C 373/255 THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES Box 7.11- Examples of lack of evidence thatcosts were reasonable Portugal uses reference costs for the measure‘Restoring forestry production potential damaged by natural disasters and introducing appropriate prevention instruments'.
Audit scope and approach 15 6 Member States have to comply with Article 24(2)(d) of Commission Regulation(EU) No 65/2011:‘Administrative checks on applications for support shall in particular include verification of… the reasonableness of the costs submitted, which shall be evaluated using a suitable evaluation system,such as reference costs, a comparison of different offers or an evaluation committee.'.
Compliance with one of the methods of selecting an offer(i.e. comparison of different offers,assessment by the evaluation committee or comparison of reference costs with the costs of other similar projects) is sufficient to ensure that the justified and reasonable offers in terms of the costs are selected.
In other words, for persons who acquiredpension rights before 1 May 2004, the reference cost of living for calculating the correction coefficient is no longer solely that for the capital of the Member State where he resides but the average for all of the State in question.
Indeed, the relevant provisions of the so-called structuralreform clause in Article 5 make no reference to costs.
