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"I supported the nomination of Mrs Rasa Budbergytė as a member of the European Court of Auditors. Her nomination is viewed very favourably both in Lithuania and in Europe, since she has extensive work experience and established a high quality, independent auditing system in Lithuania. In the Committee on Budgetary Control, Mrs Budbergytė’s nomination was very highly rated – almost all of the members approved her nomination. She is a competent specialist and her professional experience and personal qualities will allow her to perform all the duties of a member of the European Court of Auditors appropriately. Moreover, Mrs Budbergytė has pledged publicly to organise her work on the basis of independence and auditing standards, taking ethical requirements into account. If appointed to this office, she promises to carry out her work according to two principles. Firstly, irreproachable adherence to international auditing standards and the auditing practices and procedures introduced by the European Court of Auditors. Secondly, productive work when performing her own personal duties, duties at the Group/Chamber level and those as a member of the college of the European Court of Auditors. She is planning to strengthen the interinstitutional cooperation of the European Court of Auditors with the European Parliament, and especially the Committee on Budgetary Control. I am convinced that the auditor has proved her competence and professionalism in the area of auditing. I am sure that her faultless work will be an excellent contribution to the entire European Union."@en1

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