Projet de budget rectificatif n° 1 au budget général 2025 – Budgétisation de l’excédent de l’exercice 2024

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1. Amendement 1Rejeté

   Paragraph 2

   Déposé par Julien Sanchez, Tomasz Buczek, Jana Nagyová +1 · PfE

   2. Supprimé: Welcomes Ajouté: Notes the fact that the 2024 surplus is driven primarily by an increase … 4 (Financial revenue, default interest and fines), while the surplus of expenditure Supprimé: remains very modest at Ajouté: amounts to EUR 273 million;

2. Amendement 2Rejeté

   Paragraph 3

   Déposé par Julien Sanchez, Tomasz Buczek, Jana Nagyová +1 · PfE

   3. Supprimé: Regrets Ajouté: Welcomes the fact that the budgeting of the surplus reduces the total GNI-based own resources …

3. Amendement 3Rejeté

   Paragraph 7 a (new)

   Déposé par Julien Sanchez, Tomasz Buczek, Jana Nagyová +1 · PfE

   Ajouté: 7 a. Opposes the adoption of new own resources, as matters stand, given that the situation regarding EU citizens’ purchasing power and European businesses is already critical; calls instead for better management of Union funds, particularly in relation to expenditure which goes beyond the Union’s powers, and for unnecessary expenditure to be done away with, and for genuine budgetary control so as to create significant fiscal headroom, particularly by acting on the many recommendations that have been rightly made by the European Court of Auditors;

4. Amendement 4Rejeté

   Paragraph 8 a (new)

   Déposé par Julien Sanchez, Tomasz Buczek, Jana Nagyová +1 · PfE

   Ajouté: 8 a. Stresses that the NextGenerationEU (NGEU) recovery instrument was conceived in haste, that it leaves the EU budget highly exposed until 2058; considers therefore that the Commission must take account of the observations made by the European Court of Auditors in order to make a proper assessment of the genuine effectiveness of investments made and to detect and prevent errors;

5. Amendement 5Rejeté

   Recital D a (new)

   Déposé par Sarah Knafo · ESN

   Ajouté: D a. whereas, given the EU’s level of indebtedness, the dramatic rise in interest costs, the absence of a repayment plan and the already heavy tax burden on European taxpayers, the only reasonable option is to allocate the entire budget surplus to the repayment of the NGEU loan;

6. Amendement 6Rejeté

   Paragraph 7 a (new)

   Déposé par Sarah Knafo · ESN

   Ajouté: 7 a. Rejects the creation of any new own resource that would burden European taxpayers; emphasises the need to drastically reduce EU spending to alleviate the tax burden and avoid passing on an even heavier burden to future generations due to the debt created by the “Next Generation EU” loan;