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Transparency in decision-making processes, something that I have always fought for, cannot disappear when it comes to adopting legislative acts. The increasing complexity and number of the competences conferred on the institutions and bodies of the European Union require closer vigilance over the adequacy, on the one hand, and the legitimacy, on the other, of the use to which the inheritance of Europe’s citizens, which is embodied by the budget, is put. I therefore welcome the Commission’s evaluation report on the activities of this organisation.
We must pursue some of the approaches put forward by the rapporteur, such as closer coordination between the various institutions’ monitoring structures, a better definition of OLAF’s working rules, and a definition of a clear policy on prioritising investigations.
It is also worth highlighting one aspect that is often given only perfunctory consideration – with enormous consequences for the success of OLAF – and that is the receptiveness of institutions and bodies to the warnings and reports issued by this organisation."@en1
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