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I welcome the support for the discharge in committee. It is now up to the Commission to monitor the implementation of the general budget. The conclusion that one can draw from Mr Wynn’s excellent report is that levels of implementation were broadly positive. The rapporteur does say, however, that this was in contrast to the worrying discrepancy between amounts made available and implementation.
I feel that this warning is more than appropriate. As such, we will be able to strike a better balance, in the new financial perspectives for 2007-2013, between drawing up policy and the process of ensuring that it is implemented correctly. It is therefore all the more important that we re-examine the governance set-up in the Commission and the distribution of administrative processes.
Without prejudice to each Member State’s responsibility to implement each budget, which I wish to highlight (and which I support), it is important to remedy the organisational and bureaucratic problems that had hampered it (research and consumer protection being glaring examples) and had led to low implementation levels (68%) in an area as crucial as that of freedom, security and justice.
I particularly support the Court of Justice’s proposal for a Community internal control framework and a single audit model and I welcome the emphasis that this report places on the development sector."@en1
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