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"The Commission proposal aims to define the legal framework for the establishment and implementation of the EU budget in all areas, with regard to both expenditure and income. Among other aspects, it defines the scope of Parliament’s involvement in establishing the EU budget and covers the evaluation and presentation of accounts by Parliament, as one of the two branches of the EU’s budgetary authority. Despite believing that greater transparency and the presentation of accounts on the implementation of the EU budget are important and necessary, certain articles included in the proposal adopted today do not merit our agreement. The European Financial Stability Mechanism has been included, which thus guarantees its financing. The final proposal extends the possibility of creating public-private partnerships. As a way of tackling the lack of resources, mainly in the areas of energy, transport, research and digital infrastructures, it is proposed that the Commission ‘entrusts the budget implementation to public-private partnerships’. It is also proposed to transfer appropriations for projects funded through the Connecting Europe Facility, which involves project financing obligations as one of its financial instruments."@en1
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