2 Amendments of Katalin CSEH related to 2023/2157(DEC)
Amendment 1 #
Motion for a resolution
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2. Notes from the Court’s report that the Centre, although it paid interest for only one late payment, had a significant number of payments wrongly flagged as late (107 out of 1 595) by the Centre’s financial and accounting management (ABAC) because of the incorrect parametrisations and/or incorrect data inputs regarding the due date of payment or the reception of the documents entailing a payment obligation; notes from the Centre’s reply that the inconsistent flagging of late payments did not affect the regularity of the operations involved; notes further that the Centre has adopted some measures to minimize the referred risk for ‘false positive’ and to further ensure that its ABAC system may provide for a clear and accurate picture of the actual late payments; calls on the Agency to continue to monitor this issue and mitigate possible future reputational risks associated to this issue;
Amendment 2 #
Motion for a resolution
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6. Notes with appreciation that in 2022 the Centre released a new rapid mixed-method trendspotter study to assess the initial service response to the needs of displaced Ukrainians in neighbouring countries within the Union; commends the Centre for collaborating with Europol for preparing the fourth edition of the joint EU Drug Markets: In-depth analysis, the findings of which are presented in a series of modules, each focusing on the market for a particular drug and covering trends along the supply chain from production and trafficking to distribution and use; commends in this context the launch in 2022 of the first two modules on cocaine and methamphetamine;