Ongoing (updated on 11/04/2023)
Reference:
ECO/611-EESC-00679Rapporteur:
Plenary session:
580 -
лип 12, 2023 лип 13, 2023
Institutional Affairs and EU Budget - Related Opinions
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Ongoing (updated on 05/01/2022)
Reference:
/-EESC-2017-EESC-2017-05706-00-00-PAC-TRAReferral:
COM(2017) 481 final – 2017/0219 (COD)Rapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Ms Anne DEMELENNE and Mr Stephane BUFFETAUT
Plenary session:
530 -
гру 06, 2017 гру 07, 2017
Adopted on 22/02/2023
Reference:
ECO/597-EESC-2022-05434Referral:
COM(2022) 583 final Rapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Plenary session:
576 -
Feb 22, 2023 Feb 23, 2023
Adopted on 18/05/2022
Reference:
ECO/561-EESC-2021-03929Referral:
COM(2021) 566 final COM(2021) 569 final 2021/0429 APPCOM(2021) 569 final 2021/0429 APPCOM(2021) 570 final 2021/0430 CNSRapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
The EESC considers that it is necessary to add new own resources to cover the debt repayment resulting from borrowing under the NextGenerationEU initiative without jeopardising the budgets of other EU programmes and instruments, or substantially increasing the Gross National Income (GNI)-based resource contribution. Although the Commission proposals as set out in the communication are deemed necessary, EESC believes that the Commission should ensure that the design of the new system is based on achieving equity and fairness, efficiency, transparency, simplicity and stability, with a focus on competitiveness and applying solidarity where necessary.
Adopted on 08/12/2021
Reference:
ECO/555-EESC-2021-02524-00-00-AC-TRAReferral:
COM(2021) 420 final 2021/0239 CODCOM(2021) 420 final 2021/0239 CODCOM(2021) 421 final 2021/0240 CODCOM(2021) 421 final 2021/0240 CODCOM(2021) 422 final 2021/0241 CODCOM(2021) 422 final 2021/0241 CODCOM(2021) 423 final 2021/0250 CODCOM(2021) 423 final 2021/0250 CODRapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
The EESC laments the severity of the money laundering phenomenon in the EU. Current European legislation is largely inadequate in the face of coordination failures and national divergences, and therefore strongly supports the Anti Money Laundering legislative package, in particular the creation and design of the new European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) with direct supervisory powers.
Adopted on 20/10/2021
Reference:
ECO/553-EESC-2021-02454Rapporteur:
Adopted on 07/07/2021
Reference:
ECO/548-EESC-2021-02011Referral:
COM(2021) 250 final Rapporteur:
The Own Resources Decision (ORD) entered into force on 1 June, enabling the Commission to start borrowing resources for the Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instrument. For the EESC, a well-functioning funding strategy is key for the smooth implementation of NGEU. Sound and sustainable funding and solid risk management are in the very interests of civil society. Moreover, borrowing and debt management has to be based on democratic control, legitimacy and transparency.
The EESC stresses how important it is that the Commission manage the funding strategy directly and does not outsource this. The massive engagement on capital markets will be accompanied with a broad set of risks. The EESC supports the establishment of solid risk-management systems and the holding of the 'NGEU account' with the ECB.
Adopted on 18/09/2020
Reference:
ECO/506-EESC-2020-00732Referral:
COM(2020) 55 final Rapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Tommaso DI FAZIO (Italy)
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