Choix d'indicateurs de performance pour l'audit et le contrôle budgétaire dans le cadre des mesures de financement destinées à soutenir la mise en œuvre de la compétitivité future de l'Europe

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1. Amendement 1Adopté

   Paragraph 2

   Déposé par Tomáš Zdechovský, Kinga Kollár, Niclas Herbst +81 · Members

   2. Stresses that measures to enhance competitiveness Supprimé: should be accompanied by actions to promote social cohesion, so that economic progress translates into broader societal benefits; Ajouté: can contribute to broader societal benefits, provided that those measures remain focused on productivity, growth and job creation; insists that any overarching performance framework for the EU budget should Supprimé: provide a balanced assessment covering both Ajouté: primarily provide economic results and Supprimé: social impact; Ajouté: measurable policy outcomes, while taking into account, where relevant, broader societal effects, without undermining the principles of efficiency and effectiveness;

2. Amendement 3Adopté

   Paragraph 35 a (new)

   Déposé par Jörgen Warborn, Monika Hohlmeier, Tomáš Zdechovský +71 · Members

   Ajouté: 35a. Calls on the Commission to further step up efforts to reduce regulatory burden and to ensure that EU legislation is proportionate, evidence-based and delivers clear added value for citizens and businesses; considers the current ‘one in, one out’ approach to be insufficient in this regard; calls, therefore, for the application of a ‘one in, two out’ principle, whereby the introduction of any new costs through regulatory obligations is offset by reductions in regulatory costs stemming from other EU legislation by at least twice the equivalent amount, with the objective of achieving a net reduction in the regulatory burden, while treating separately the burden on companies and public administration.