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2022/2125(DEC) 2021 discharge: Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU)
Next event: Indicative plenary sitting date 2023/05/08

Progress: Awaiting committee decision

Role	Committee	Rapporteur	Shadows
Lead	CONT	BRUDZIŃSKI Joachim Stanisław ( ECR)	WINZIG Angelika ( EPP), HEIDE Hannes ( S&D), WIEZIK Michal ( Renew), RIVASI Michèle ( Verts/ALE), ADINOLFI Matteo ( ID), OMARJEE Younous ( GUE/NGL)
Committee Opinion	ITRE
Committee Opinion	REGI

Lead committee dossier:

CONT/9/09904

Subjects

8.70.03.11 2021 discharge

Events

2023/05/08

Indicative plenary sitting date

2023/02/28

Vote scheduled in committee

2023/02/02

EP - Amendments tabled in committee

Documents

PE742.329

2022/12/20

EP - Committee draft report

Documents

PE738.432

2022/11/15

CofA - Court of Auditors: opinion, report

Documents

OJ C 433 15.11.2022, p. 0052
N9-0004/2023

2022/09/13

EP - Committee referral announced in Parliament

2022/07/14

EP - BRUDZIŃSKI Joachim Stanisław (ECR) appointed as rapporteur in CONT

2022/06/23

EC - Non-legislative basic document

Documents

COM(2022)0323
EUR-Lex

2022/06/23

EC - Non-legislative basic document published

Documents

COM(2022)0323
EUR-Lex

Documents

Amendments tabled in committee: PE742.329
Committee draft report: PE738.432
Court of Auditors: opinion, report: OJ C 433 15.11.2022, p. 0052
Court of Auditors: opinion, report: N9-0004/2023
Non-legislative basic document: COM(2022)0323
Non-legislative basic document: EUR-Lex
Non-legislative basic document published: COM(2022)0323
Non-legislative basic document published: EUR-Lex
Non-legislative basic document: COM(2022)0323 EUR-Lex
Court of Auditors: opinion, report: OJ C 433 15.11.2022, p. 0052 N9-0004/2023
Committee draft report: PE738.432
Amendments tabled in committee: PE742.329

Amendments	Dossier
18	2022/2125(DEC) 2023/02/02 CONT 18 amendments... Amendment 1 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 1 1. ~~Not~~Welcomes that the report of the Court of Auditors (the ‘Court’) on the Joint Undertaking’s annual accounts (the “Court’s report”) finds the 2021 annual accounts to present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Joint Undertaking at 31 December 2021, the results of its operations, its cash flows, and the changes in net assets for the year then ended, in accordance with the Joint Undertaking’s Financial Regulations and with accounting rules adopted by the Commission’s accounting officer~~; notes, furthermore,~~ and that the underlying transactions to the accounts are legal and regular in all material aspects; Amendment 10 # Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI Motion for a resolution Paragraph 19 a (new) 19 a. Notes from the 2021 Annual Activity Report that there is an appropriate gender balance, with 64% women at Programme Office level, 46% in the States Representatives Group (including alternates), 57% in the Scientific Committees; Encourages the Joint Undertaking to maintain and improve this gender balance; Amendment 11 # Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI Motion for a resolution Paragraph 19 b (new) 19 b. notes that the part of the employers' contributions for the staff of the Joint Undertakings corresponding to the ratio of their non-EU subsidised revenues to their total revenues, has not been paid by the Joint Undertakings to the EU pension scheme since 2016, as the Commission has neither foreseen this expenditure in the budget of the Joint Undertakings nor formally requested the payments; calls for the Commission to take steps to avoid similar issues in the future. Amendment 12 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 22 22. ~~Note~~Highlights that, following an observation in the 2020 discharge procedure on procurement, the Joint Undertaking has implemented all possible measures in order to ensure the broadest competition in its procurement procedures and in compliance with the EU financial regulation; ~~not~~welcomes, moreover, that the Joint Undertaking uses eTendering to publish its public procurement notices and has implemented all accession requirements for eProcurement solutions (such as eSubmission), planned to be fully integrated into this system by the end of 2022; Amendment 13 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 23 23. ~~Not~~Acknowledges that, following an observation in the 2020 discharge procedure on the lack of a support structure to ensure the psychological well-being of staff, the Joint Undertaking put in place a series of events to support staff in coping with the challenges imposed by the pandemic~~; notes, in addition,~~ and that best practices and golden working rules have been set up in the preparation of the “Return to the Office” Strategy of the organisation within the framework of new ways of working; Amendment 14 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 27 27. NoAppreciates that, as was the case last year, there is evidence that the simplifications introduced in Horizon 2020, along with the progressively increasing experience acquired by the major beneficiaries, have positively affected the number and level of errors; notes, however, that beneficiaries still make errors, usually because of a lack of understanding or non-respect of the rules; Amendment 15 # Michal WIEZIK, Ramona STRUGARIU, Olivier CHASTEL, Alin MITUȚA Motion for a resolution Paragraph 27 a (new) 27 a. Emphasises that the Court’s finding confirmed persistent systemic errors for declared personnel costs and that in particular, SMEs and new beneficiaries are more error-prone than other beneficiaries. Highlights that these errors are also regularly reported in Court’s previous annual reports since 2017; emphasises therefore that streamlining of the H2020rules for the declaration of personnel costs and wider use of simplified cost options is a precondition to stabilise error rates to below materiality level; emphasises that JU should strengthen its internal control systems to address the increased risk regarding SMEs and new beneficiaries and strongly encourage the use of the Personnel Costs Wizard by certain categories of beneficiaries that are more prone to errors, such as SMEs and new beneficiaries; welcomes that in 2022 all Joint Undertakings have started implementing actions for error rate reductions in line with the action proposed by the ECA including exploring the options of simplified forms of costs such as unit costs, lump sums and flat rates. Amendment 16 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 30 30. Notes that, at the end of 2021 a total of 11 risks were identified and described in the Risk Register with varying degrees of importance, convergence and inter-dependency; ~~notes, moreover,~~points out that the risk assessment exercise conducted in 2021 confirmed the trend of previous years and some additional risks were absorbed or reduced by an increased effectiveness of internal controls as well as experience gained in the core activities, such as the Horizon 2020 grant planning, processes and systems; Amendment 17 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 31 31. ~~Not~~Welcomes that, regarding management of potential conflicts of interest, the Joint Undertaking Programme Office has developed a comprehensive set of rules and procedures that are effectively implemented across its entire governance structure and that specific measures have been implemented for the prevention and management of conflicts of interest of experts in charge of the review of projects and tenders; Amendment 18 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 32 32. ~~Note~~Highlights that, in the course of 2021 these controls systems operated effectively, and nothing needs to be reported which may influence the reasonable assurance to be provided by the Authorising Officer; Amendment 2 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 1 a (new) 1 a. Acknowledges that Horizon Europe envisages ambitious goals for the Joint Undertaking, that can only be achieved if effective solutions that address the weaknesses in the internal control systems and prepare for the future challenges arising from increased responsibilities, e.g. in the area of human resources management and planning, are designed and implemented; points out, in this context, that particularly complicated and burdensome calculations and reporting requirements represent a significant risk of error and calls therefore, to explore the possibilities of simplifications wherever possible and compatible with the existing legal framework; Amendment 3 # Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI Motion for a resolution Paragraph 1 a (new) 1 a. Notes that there is no harmonised definition of "administrative costs" among the Joint Undertakings, which is a basis for calculating the financial contributions of its members and a precondition for the purpose of comparable figures; calls with this in mind for common guidelines for all Joint Undertakings to take a harmonised approach for the classification of certain administrative cost expenditure categories, such as expenditure for consultations, studies, analysis, evaluations, and technical assistance; Amendment 4 # Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI Motion for a resolution Paragraph 2 a (new) 2 a. Notes with regret that, according to the Court of Auditors' report for 2021, the implementation rate for the Joint Undertaking’s 2021 payment budget available for Horizon 2020 projects was only 71 % due to external factors such as the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the unexpected termination of a large Horizon 2020 project after the main beneficiary went bankrupt in 2021; Amendment 5 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 9 9. ~~Note~~Highlights that, regarding the risk identified by the Court in 2020 to the achievement of the Joint Undertaking research and innovation agenda for the Horizon 2020 programme, the operational achievements reported in the Annual Activity Report 2021 confirm that, despite the reduction of in-cash contributions from both the Joint Undertaking’s members (European Commission and Bio-Based Industries Consortium), the Joint undertaking succeeds in achieving its strategic objectives; ~~not~~welcomes, in particular, that among the operational highlights reported for 2021, 41 projects were finalised, with all Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) linked to the project performance having been achieved; noappreciates, moreover, that the expected results reported by ongoing projects indicate that the final Key Performance Indicators will significantly exceed the targets set in the Strategic and Innovation Research Agenda (SIRA) of the Bio-based and Renewable Industries for Development and Growth in Europe, which identified the research, demonstration and deployment activities to be carried out by the Joint Undertaking in the framework of the Horizon 2020 programme; Amendment 6 # Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI Motion for a resolution Subheading 3 a (new) Acknowledges that, according to its annual activity report, the number of women on the Governing Board has increased from 20% in the previous year to 30% by the end of 2021; encourages the Joint Undertaking to make further efforts to achieve gender balance on the Governing Board; Amendment 7 # Angelika WINZIG Motion for a resolution Paragraph 14 14. ~~Notes~~Points out that the majority (around 90%) of the validated data reaches scores 1 or 2 (validation scores: 1, 2, 3) showing that the Key Performance Indicators framework set for Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking gives a meaningful measure of the outcomes and impacts of the programme; Amendment 8 # Angelika WINZIG 17. ~~Notes~~Is pleased that, in 2021, the Joint Undertaking’s efficient performance in core operations continued in respect of the main Key Performance Indicators of Horizon 2020 on which the Joint Undertaking is monitored, confirming the positive trends observed in previous years: Time to Inform (TTI) applicants of Call 2020 was met in January 2021, at 137 days against a target of 153 days (100% on time); Time to Grant (TTG) for retained proposals of Call 2020 was on average 236 days against the target of 245 days and all Grant Agreements were signed on time (100% on time); Time to Amend (TTA) was 9 days against the target of 45 days (100% on time); Time to Pay (TTP) for pre-financing of retained proposals from Call 2020 was 9.5 days on average against the target of 30 days (100% on time) and for interim and final payments was 66 days on average against the target of 90 days (100% on time); Amendment 9 # Michal WIEZIK, Ramona STRUGARIU, Olivier CHASTEL, Alin MITUȚA Motion for a resolution Paragraph 19 a (new) 19 a. Notes with concern that the average annual rate of interim staff remained high, representing 19 % of statutory staff; recalls that the high level of contractual staff tends to increase significantly the Joint Undertaking’s staff turnover rate and further destabilises the staffing situation; emphasises, moreover, that the use of interim staff should remain a temporary solution or it could negatively affect the JU’s overall performance, such as the retention of key competences, unclear accountability channels, possible judicial disputes and lower staff efficiency; reminds that the JU should develop a formalised model or guidance on how to estimate staff needs (including essential competences), with the objective of optimising the use of staff resources. source: 742.329

Amendments

Dossier

2022/2125(DEC)

2023/02/02 CONT 18 amendments...

Amendment 1 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1

1. ~~Not~~Welcomes that the report of the Court of Auditors (the ‘Court’) on the Joint Undertaking’s annual accounts (the “Court’s report”) finds the 2021 annual accounts to present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Joint Undertaking at 31 December 2021, the results of its operations, its cash flows, and the changes in net assets for the year then ended, in accordance with the Joint Undertaking’s Financial Regulations and with accounting rules adopted by the Commission’s accounting officer~~; notes, furthermore,~~ and that the underlying transactions to the accounts are legal and regular in all material aspects;

Amendment 10 #

Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 19 a (new)

19 a. Notes from the 2021 Annual Activity Report that there is an appropriate gender balance, with 64% women at Programme Office level, 46% in the States Representatives Group (including alternates), 57% in the Scientific Committees; Encourages the Joint Undertaking to maintain and improve this gender balance;

Amendment 11 #

Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 19 b (new)

19 b. notes that the part of the employers' contributions for the staff of the Joint Undertakings corresponding to the ratio of their non-EU subsidised revenues to their total revenues, has not been paid by the Joint Undertakings to the EU pension scheme since 2016, as the Commission has neither foreseen this expenditure in the budget of the Joint Undertakings nor formally requested the payments; calls for the Commission to take steps to avoid similar issues in the future.

Amendment 12 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 22

22. ~~Note~~Highlights that, following an observation in the 2020 discharge procedure on procurement, the Joint Undertaking has implemented all possible measures in order to ensure the broadest competition in its procurement procedures and in compliance with the EU financial regulation; ~~not~~welcomes, moreover, that the Joint Undertaking uses eTendering to publish its public procurement notices and has implemented all accession requirements for eProcurement solutions (such as eSubmission), planned to be fully integrated into this system by the end of 2022;

Amendment 13 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 23

23. ~~Not~~Acknowledges that, following an observation in the 2020 discharge procedure on the lack of a support structure to ensure the psychological well-being of staff, the Joint Undertaking put in place a series of events to support staff in coping with the challenges imposed by the pandemic~~; notes, in addition,~~ and that best practices and golden working rules have been set up in the preparation of the “Return to the Office” Strategy of the organisation within the framework of new ways of working;

Amendment 14 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 27

27. NoAppreciates that, as was the case last year, there is evidence that the simplifications introduced in Horizon 2020, along with the progressively increasing experience acquired by the major beneficiaries, have positively affected the number and level of errors; notes, however, that beneficiaries still make errors, usually because of a lack of understanding or non-respect of the rules;

Amendment 15 #

Michal WIEZIK, Ramona STRUGARIU, Olivier CHASTEL, Alin MITUȚA

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 27 a (new)

27 a. Emphasises that the Court’s finding confirmed persistent systemic errors for declared personnel costs and that in particular, SMEs and new beneficiaries are more error-prone than other beneficiaries. Highlights that these errors are also regularly reported in Court’s previous annual reports since 2017; emphasises therefore that streamlining of the H2020rules for the declaration of personnel costs and wider use of simplified cost options is a precondition to stabilise error rates to below materiality level; emphasises that JU should strengthen its internal control systems to address the increased risk regarding SMEs and new beneficiaries and strongly encourage the use of the Personnel Costs Wizard by certain categories of beneficiaries that are more prone to errors, such as SMEs and new beneficiaries; welcomes that in 2022 all Joint Undertakings have started implementing actions for error rate reductions in line with the action proposed by the ECA including exploring the options of simplified forms of costs such as unit costs, lump sums and flat rates.

Amendment 16 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 30

30. Notes that, at the end of 2021 a total of 11 risks were identified and described in the Risk Register with varying degrees of importance, convergence and inter-dependency; ~~notes, moreover,~~points out that the risk assessment exercise conducted in 2021 confirmed the trend of previous years and some additional risks were absorbed or reduced by an increased effectiveness of internal controls as well as experience gained in the core activities, such as the Horizon 2020 grant planning, processes and systems;

Amendment 17 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 31

31. ~~Not~~Welcomes that, regarding management of potential conflicts of interest, the Joint Undertaking Programme Office has developed a comprehensive set of rules and procedures that are effectively implemented across its entire governance structure and that specific measures have been implemented for the prevention and management of conflicts of interest of experts in charge of the review of projects and tenders;

Amendment 18 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 32

32. ~~Note~~Highlights that, in the course of 2021 these controls systems operated effectively, and nothing needs to be reported which may influence the reasonable assurance to be provided by the Authorising Officer;

Amendment 2 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 a (new)

1 a. Acknowledges that Horizon Europe envisages ambitious goals for the Joint Undertaking, that can only be achieved if effective solutions that address the weaknesses in the internal control systems and prepare for the future challenges arising from increased responsibilities, e.g. in the area of human resources management and planning, are designed and implemented; points out, in this context, that particularly complicated and burdensome calculations and reporting requirements represent a significant risk of error and calls therefore, to explore the possibilities of simplifications wherever possible and compatible with the existing legal framework;

Amendment 3 #

Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 a (new)

1 a. Notes that there is no harmonised definition of "administrative costs" among the Joint Undertakings, which is a basis for calculating the financial contributions of its members and a precondition for the purpose of comparable figures; calls with this in mind for common guidelines for all Joint Undertakings to take a harmonised approach for the classification of certain administrative cost expenditure categories, such as expenditure for consultations, studies, analysis, evaluations, and technical assistance;

Amendment 4 #

Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 2 a (new)

2 a. Notes with regret that, according to the Court of Auditors' report for 2021, the implementation rate for the Joint Undertaking’s 2021 payment budget available for Horizon 2020 projects was only 71 % due to external factors such as the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the unexpected termination of a large Horizon 2020 project after the main beneficiary went bankrupt in 2021;

Amendment 5 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 9

9. ~~Note~~Highlights that, regarding the risk identified by the Court in 2020 to the achievement of the Joint Undertaking research and innovation agenda for the Horizon 2020 programme, the operational achievements reported in the Annual Activity Report 2021 confirm that, despite the reduction of in-cash contributions from both the Joint Undertaking’s members (European Commission and Bio-Based Industries Consortium), the Joint undertaking succeeds in achieving its strategic objectives; ~~not~~welcomes, in particular, that among the operational highlights reported for 2021, 41 projects were finalised, with all Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) linked to the project performance having been achieved; noappreciates, moreover, that the expected results reported by ongoing projects indicate that the final Key Performance Indicators will significantly exceed the targets set in the Strategic and Innovation Research Agenda (SIRA) of the Bio-based and Renewable Industries for Development and Growth in Europe, which identified the research, demonstration and deployment activities to be carried out by the Joint Undertaking in the framework of the Horizon 2020 programme;

Amendment 6 #

Hannes HEIDE, Maria GRAPINI

Motion for a resolution
Subheading 3 a (new)

Acknowledges that, according to its annual activity report, the number of women on the Governing Board has increased from 20% in the previous year to 30% by the end of 2021; encourages the Joint Undertaking to make further efforts to achieve gender balance on the Governing Board;

Amendment 7 #

Angelika WINZIG

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 14

14. ~~Notes~~Points out that the majority (around 90%) of the validated data reaches scores 1 or 2 (validation scores: 1, 2, 3) showing that the Key Performance Indicators framework set for Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking gives a meaningful measure of the outcomes and impacts of the programme;

Amendment 8 #

Angelika WINZIG

17. ~~Notes~~Is pleased that, in 2021, the Joint Undertaking’s efficient performance in core operations continued in respect of the main Key Performance Indicators of Horizon 2020 on which the Joint Undertaking is monitored, confirming the positive trends observed in previous years: Time to Inform (TTI) applicants of Call 2020 was met in January 2021, at 137 days against a target of 153 days (100% on time); Time to Grant (TTG) for retained proposals of Call 2020 was on average 236 days against the target of 245 days and all Grant Agreements were signed on time (100% on time); Time to Amend (TTA) was 9 days against the target of 45 days (100% on time); Time to Pay (TTP) for pre-financing of retained proposals from Call 2020 was 9.5 days on average against the target of 30 days (100% on time) and for interim and final payments was 66 days on average against the target of 90 days (100% on time);

Amendment 9 #

Michal WIEZIK, Ramona STRUGARIU, Olivier CHASTEL, Alin MITUȚA

Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 19 a (new)

19 a. Notes with concern that the average annual rate of interim staff remained high, representing 19 % of statutory staff; recalls that the high level of contractual staff tends to increase significantly the Joint Undertaking’s staff turnover rate and further destabilises the staffing situation; emphasises, moreover, that the use of interim staff should remain a temporary solution or it could negatively affect the JU’s overall performance, such as the retention of key competences, unclear accountability channels, possible judicial disputes and lower staff efficiency; reminds that the JU should develop a formalised model or guidance on how to estimate staff needs (including essential competences), with the objective of optimising the use of staff resources.

source: 742.329

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