4 Amendments of Ioan-Rareş BOGDAN related to 2021/2180(INI)
Amendment 112 #
Motion for a resolution
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1. Welcomes the Commission’s second annual rule of law report and hopes that making it a core element of the EU's rule of law toolbox will lead to the removal of other duplicative mechanisms for some countries; regrets the fact that the Commission did not address in full the recommendations made by Parliament in its resolution of 24 June 2021 on the Commission’s 2020 Rule of Law Report; considers that these recommendations remain valid and reiterates them;
Amendment 145 #
Motion for a resolution
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3. Notes with satisfaction that the report contains country-specific chapters; commends the Commission’s efforts to engage with national governments and national parliaments, as well as civil society and other national actors; encourages the Commission to devote greater efforts to deepening the analysis, and invites the Commission to ensure proper resources for that including human resources, paying particular attention to the qualifications of the experts working on the reports as they must hold the necessary legal qualifications, training and professional experience in the judiciary; believes that more time should be devoted to the Commission’s country visits, including on site;
Amendment 265 #
Motion for a resolution
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14. Calls on the Commission to strengthen the regular, inclusive and structured dialogue with governments and national parliaments, NGOs, national human rights institutions, ombudspersons, equality bodies, professional associations and other stakeholders; considers that civil society organisations should be closely involved in all phases of the review cycle; highlights that thematically structured consultations would make the process more efficient and increase the amount of valuable feedback; stresses that the consultation questionnaire should allow stakeholders to report aspects beyond the scope envisaged by the Commission;
Amendment 277 #
Motion for a resolution
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15. Considers that the time limits for consultation with civil society is often too short and should be suitably adapted and flexible in order to allow for complete and comprehensive input; points out that this has made it more difficult for stakeholders to prepare and plan their contributions and awareness-raising activities, in particular if the consultation coincides with winterannual holidays; calls on the Commission to allow multilingual submisssubmissions in all official languages of the Unions; notes that consultation can be improved by ensuring follow-up with civil society actors on the input they provide;