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14 Amendments of Cătălin Sorin IVAN related to 2014/2075(DEC)

Amendment 40 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1
1. Cannot politically ensure that the control procedures put in place in the Commission and the Member States give the necessary guarantees concerning the legality and regularity of all the underlying transactions in agriculture and rural development as demonstrated by the following reservations issued by the Director General of DG AGRI in its annual activity report of 31 March 2014:
2015/03/09
Committee: CONT
Amendment 42 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 – indent 1
– ABB02 - Market Measures: EUR 198,3 million at risk; 7 aid schemes in 9 Member States with 11 elements of reservation: Poland EUR 77,6 million, Spain EUR 54 million, France EUR 32,4 million, Netherlands EUR 16,4 million, UK EUR 8,5 million, Italy EUR 5 million, Czech Republic EUR 2 million, Austria EUR 1,9 million, Sweden EUR 0,5 million;deleted
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Amendment 45 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1– indent 2
– ABB 03 - Direct payments: EUR 652 million at risk; 20 paying agencies comprising 6 Member States concerned: Spain (15 out of 17 paying agencies) EUR 153 million, France EUR 203,4 million, UK PRA England EUR 118 million, Greece EUR 117,8 million, Hungary EUR 36,6 million, Portugal EUR 28 million;deleted
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Amendment 48 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 – indent 3
– ABB 04 - Rural development expenditure: EUR 599 million at risk; 31 paying agencies comprising 19 Member States concerned: Belgium, Bulgaria (EUR 56,8 million), Cyprus, Germany (Bayern, Brandenburg), Denmark, Spain (Andalucia, Asturias, Castilla la Mancha, Castilla y Léon, FOGGA Galicia, Madrid), Finland, France (ODARC, ASP (EUR 70,3 million)), UK (SGRPID Scotland, RPA England), Greece, Ireland, Italy (AGEA (EUR 52,6 million), AGREA Emilia-Romagna, OPR Lombardy, OPPAB Bolzano, ARCEA Calabria), Luxemburg, Netherlands, Poland (EUR 56,7 million), Portugal (EUR 51,7 million), Romania (EUR 138,9 million) and Sweden;deleted
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Amendment 51 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1– indent 4
– ABB 05: EUR 2,6 million at risk - IPARD expenditure for Turkey;deleted
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 121 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 26
26. Observes that 14 FEIs have been set up in the Members States under the rural development fund; observes that EUR 443,77 million have been paid out to banks in Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy and Lithuania from the Union budget until the end of 2013; expresses concern that of this amount, not a single euro reached the final beneficiariesnot all final beneficiaries revived the payments due; observes that for six financial FEIs set up under the European Fisheries Fund EUR 72,37 million were paid out to banks in Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia and the Netherlands; notes that only in Greece and the Netherlands the available amounts were fully disbursed to the final beneficiaries while in Romania only 72% of the funds were disbursed to the final beneficiary, 23% in Bulgaria , 9% in Estonia and none in Latvia91 ; __________________ 91 Information provided by Commission Vice-President Kristalina Georgieva during the discharge procedure.
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Amendment 144 #
Motion for a resolution
Subheading after paragraph 35
Worst Underperforming Member States
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 148 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 37
37. Points out that according to the figures provided by the Court of Auditors as regards the amounts and percentage of funds at risk as to the European Regional Development Funds, the European Social Funds and the Cohesion Funds (source data included in the 2013 annual activity reports of DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion and DG Regional and Urban policy), Slovakia, the United Kingdom and Spain have the highest error rates;deleted
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 152 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 38
38. Points out that according to the figures provided by the Court of Auditors as regards the amounts and percentage of funds at risk as to the European Agricultural Guarantee Funds and the European Agricultural Funds for Regional Development (source data included in the 2013 annual activity report of DG Agricultural and Rural Development) Romania, Bulgaria an Portugal have the highest error rates;deleted
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 158 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 40
40. Emphasises that in some Member States, there is no legislation concerning conflict of interests for members of government owing companies or shares of companies even if those companies receive national or Union funds; insists that under no condition can a former or current beneficiary of Union funds can be in a political and/or management position in which he or she holds a leading role in a national management and control system; urges the Commission to look for a legally binding solution to this problem;
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 199 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 61
61. Points out that the 5 paying agencies with the highest error rate were: 5,66% (Member State (MS) 1. United Kingdom, RPA notification: 0,67 %) 2. Greece, OKEPE 5,17% (MS notification: 0,83 %) 2. Spain, AVGA 4,71% (MS notification: 1,93 %) 4. Portugal, IFAP 4,37% (MS notification: 0,82 %) 5. Romania, PIAA 4,27% ( MS notification: 1,77 %) deleted
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Amendment 262 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 104
104. Stresses that the error reporting for the following operational programmes were particularly unreliable Member Programme Title Decided amount MS error COM State EUR million rate in error/flat Annual rate Control Reports BE 2007BE162PO001 Brussels, Regional 56,93 6,23 % 10 % competitiveness BG 2007BG161PO002 Technical assistance 1 466,43 4,10 % 10 % DE 2007DE162PO006 ERDF Bremen 142,01 0,31 % 5% DE 2007DE161PO003 ERDF Mecklenburg- 1 252,42 0,81 % 5% West Pomerania DE 2007DE162PO005 ERDF Hesse 263,45 0,04 % 5% ETC 2007CB063PO052 INTERREG IV 60,07 2,77 % 10 % Italy/Austria ETC 2007CG163PO030 Slovenia/Czech 92,74 0,96 % 10 % Republic ETC 2007CB163PO019 Mecklenburg /WP - 132,81 0,02 % 5% Poland HU 2007HU161PO001 Economic Development 2 858,82 0,71 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO007 Transport 5 684,24 0,54 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO003 West Pannon 463,75 1,30 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO004 South Great Plain 748,71 1,30 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO005 Central Transdanubia 507,92 130 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO006 North Hungary 903,72 1,30 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO009 North Great Plain 975,07 1,30 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO011 South Transdanubia 705,14 1,30 % 5% HU 2007HU161PO001 Central Hungary 1 467,20 0,10 % 5% IT 2007IT161PO007 Development 579,04 0,63 % 10 % Mezzogiorno IT 2007IT161PO008 Calabria 1 499,12 2,45 % 10 % SL 2007SL161PO001 Regional development 1 783,29 2,80 % 5% potential SL 2007SL161PO002 Infrastructure 1 562,06 2,80 % 5% SK 2007SK161PO006 Competitiveness and 968,25 0% 25 % economic growth SK 2007SK161PO005 Health 250,00 1,79 % 25 % SK 2007SK161PO001 Information society 843,60 1,79 % 10 % SK 2007SK16UPO001 Research & 1 209,42 1,30 % 10 % Development SK 2007SK161PO002 Environment 1 820,00 0,33 % 10 % SK 2007SK161PO004 Transport 3 160,15 0,74 % 10 % SK 2007SK161PO003 Regional OP 1 554,50 0,32 % 10 % SK 2007SK161PO007 Technical assistance 97,60 1,79 % 10 % SK 2007SK162PO001 Bratislava 95,21 1,79 % 10 % UK 2007UK162PO001 Lowlands & Uplands 375,96 5,98 % 8,42 % Scotland UK 2007UK161PO002 West Wales & Valleys 1 250,38 036 % 5% UK 2007UK162PO012 East Wales 72,45 0,36 % 5% deleted
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Committee: CONT
Amendment 284 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 115 a (new)
115a. Points out that the setting of an eligibility period was introduced in the regulation in order to set a time frame in which to make the investments and to incentivise programme authorities to make timely investments for jobs and growth in the EU, this will reduce the risk of non-use within the given eligibility period and thus of de-commitments;
2015/03/09
Committee: CONT
Amendment 286 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 116 a (new)
116a. Acknowledges that the Commission together with the Member States have undertaken a number of measures to ensure that the remaining EUR 7.6 billion of OP contributions will reach final recipients by the closure of programmes at the latest;
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Committee: CONT