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Simplification programme.
New legislative simplification programme;
The European Council invites the Commission to regularly update its simplification programme.
New legislative simplification programme(October 2005);
(60 initiatives)(*) initiatives also contributing to the simplification programme.
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New Legislative Simplification Programme(October 2005).
This exercise couldlead to the launch of a new phase of the Commission's simplification programme.
First, the Simplification Programme has brought substantial benefits to citizens and businesses9.
It invited the Commission to include these priorities in its rolling simplification programme.
Since 2007, the simplification programme has been integrated into the Commission legislative and work programme. .
The EESC looksforward to the start of a new phase of the Commission's simplification programme in October 2005.
Our simplification programme will be continued in 2007 and 2008 as well and we will be unveiling a range of new initiatives here.
It also asked the Commission regularly to update its simplification programme and urged the Council to pay particular attention to proposals in this area.
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.
In the Simplification programme to update and simplify existing Community legislation, the Commission has adopted 119 proposals since October 2005.
In particular, the Commission is implementing a far-reaching rolling simplification programme designed to lessen the burden on economic operators and citizens.
In this way, the simplification programme could contribute to the monitoring of progress on the implementation of the administrative burden reduction strategy.
The Commission willcontinue to consult regularly with stakeholders on how the simplification programme should be further developed over the coming years.
The priorities for 2007 were to implement the simplification programme, monitor the quality of impact analyses, improve compliance with Community law and launch an ambitious strategy aimed at reducing the administrative burden.
In the area of simplification, Parliament welcomed the Commission efforts to step up the codification of the Community acquis andexpressed the view that the simplification programme should be accompanied by equivalent national initiatives.
Half of the initiatives envisaged in the simplification programme have already been successfully completed, and we will pursue this work intensively until 2009.
EU institutions have made good progress towards developing a common methodology for impact assessments andadapting working methods for the simplification programme, as provided for in the Inter-institutional Agreement on Better Lawmaking.
The June European Council welcomed the simplification programme and urged all its configurations to give priority to simplification proposals.
The Commission is strongly committed to play its partand is taking major new initiatives to strengthen its Impact Assessment system and its Simplification Programme- and to communicate its better regulation efforts.
However, implementing the simplification programme successfully and in good time requires careful consultation of stakeholders, assessment of likely impacts of initiatives, and shared responsibility with legislators at Community and national levels.
European legislation has been effective in removing harmful barriers to competition and conflicting national rules,so the simplification programme can generate tangible economic benefits not only through reducing administrative burdens.
The Commission updated its simplification programme in November, adding a further 43 new proposals with a view to increasing its impact and producing tangible economic benefits, particularly by cutting the administrative costs arising from legislation.
Repeal is consistent with the general Commission aim of reducing the regulatory burden and removing obsolete andunused legislation(Simplification Programme and Commission Legislative and Work Programme 2007, and the Better Regulation strategy).
These reforms are very complementary to the Better Regulation Initiative launched at Community level,which comprises a simplification programme for existing legislation, systematic impact assessments for new legislation, improved stakeholder consultation, as well as the measurement and reduction of administrative burdens.
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.