Protection des intérêts financiers de l’Union – lutte contre la fraude – rapport annuel 2024

Déposé par Gilles Boyer

3. Underlines that the rule of law is a cornerstone of the Supprimé: EU Ajouté: EU, and is essential for protecting Supprimé: EU Ajouté: the EU’s financial interests in all Member States; Ajouté: emphasises that breaches have tangible implications for the EU budget, notably by weakening control systems, oversight mechanisms and judicial remedies; stresses that the rule of law conditionality mechanism must be applied where breaches directly affect the EU Supprimé: budget; Ajouté: budget, including at an early stage; underlines that decisions to protect EU financial interests must be based on technical and legal Supprimé: findings; Ajouté: findings and must not be subject to bargaining, in particular under the threat of blocking decisions requiring unanimity in the Council; calls for a consistent and proportionate application of the mechanism; recalls that frozen EU funds should only be released once the necessary reforms have been fully implemented and compliance with the rule of law is ensured; warns that any reallocation or redeployment of such funds entails risks and calls on the Commission to Supprimé: ensure consistent and proportionate use of the mechanism, while respecting Member States’ primary responsibility for upholding rule of law principles and ensuring coherence across EU instruments; Ajouté: prevent any circumvention of the Conditionality Regulation;

Texte tel que publié par le PE, en anglais. PE783.022v01-00