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The purpose of ex-post audits is to detect and correct errors which have not been prevented or detected by earlier controls.
This reflects the whole corrective capacity, in particular for those MemberStates which have a robust management and control system in place to detect and correct errors.
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The Court also found that, overall, the control systems examined were only partially effective. In other words,control systems were not realising their full potential to prevent or detect and correct errors.
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In 2015 DG DEVCO carried out its fourth RER study to 42. estimate the level of error which has evadedall management for expenditure verifications directly contracted by the beneficiaries. checks to prevent, detect and correct errors.
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If all this information had been used to prevent, or detect and correct errors, the estimated level of error for this specific assessment would have been 0,3 percentage points lower.
These four layers of internal control have been identified by the Court to assess therange of controls that the external actions DGs can use to prevent, detect and correct errors affecting the legality and regularity of the expen diture.
Control procedures- which are designed to prevent or detect and correct errors- are the responsibility of the Commission,and, in the case of shared management, of member or beneficiary states.
Moreover, electronic means of information and communication including adequate functionalities can enable contracting authorities and contracting entities to prevent, detect and correct errors that occur during procurement procedures.
Control procedures- which are designed to prevent or detect and correct errors- are the responsibility of the Commission,and, in the case of shared management, of member or beneficiary states.
The Commission ensures the protection of the financial interests of the Union by applying the management and control systems and procedures as provided for in the financialand sector regulations decided by the legislator in order to prevent, detect and correct errors harming the EU budget.
The current control strategy forresearch expenditure has been designed to detect and correct errors so as to bring the residual error level down to below 2%.
This includes selecting individual projects,implementing controls to prevent, detect and correct errors within the declared expenditureand verifying that projects are actually implemented(‘first level checks').
In order to provide assurance as to whether the payments comply with legal and regulatory frameworks, the Court draws on the results both of its examination of supervisory and control systems,intended to prevent or detect and correct errors of legality and regularity, and of a sample of the transactions(payments) themselves(see Box 2).
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A closer look at revenue and spending areas 29 What we recommend We recommend that the Commission: ο along with national authorities and independent auditors,use all the relevant information available to prevent, or detect and correct errors before reimbursement; ο develops an appropriate risk managementand control strategy for Horizon 2020, based on its experience under FP7.
The authorising officer by delegation mayput in place ex post controls to detect and correct errors and irregularities of operations after they have been authorised.
The e-procurement instrument wouldalso enable contracting authorities to prevent, detect and correct errors generally due to wrong understanding or interpretation of public procurement rules.
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This includes the selection of indi vidual projects,the implementation of controls to prevent, detect and correct errors within the declared expenditureand the verification that projects are actually implemented(‘first level checks').
Member States are responsible, in first instance, for preventing, detecting and correcting errors.
X- The Court concludes that the Commission's supervisory and control systems are partially effective in preventing or detecting and correcting errors.
The Court assessed exante controls byauthorising officers in the Delegations as partially effective at detecting and correcting errors.
Member States have their role to playas they were again only partially effective in preventing or detecting and correcting errors.
The Court assessed ex-ante checks as partially effective at detecting and correcting errors, particularly in respect of the calculation of the amounts claimed, the availability of the required supporting documents and compliance with procurement rules.
The ECA was critical of Member States' authorities where they hadhad sufficient information available to have detected and corrected errors before claiming reimbursement from the EU budget.
Member State authorities could have detected and corrected errors affecting investment measures 46 Commission Regulation(EU) No 65/2011 stipulates that Member States must establish a control system ensuring that all necessary checks are carried out to verify compliance with the terms under which support is granted.
While the Court expresses an annual audit opinion on the legality and regularity of the underlying transactions, the opinion of the Directors-General focuses on whether funds have been used for their intended purpose,taking account of the multiannual nature of controls, and their effectiveness in detecting and correcting errors.