Primjeri korištenja Transparency register na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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representative organisations, and draw on the transparency register.
Urban Policy strongly encourages the members of the structured dialogue expert group to register in the Commission's transparency register.
notifications and transparency register, formal complaints.
A revised Register of Expert Groups will go online today, reflecting the new transparency requirements and ensuring synergies with the Transparency Register.
introducing synergies with the Transparency Register.
The list of recommendations for changes to the Interinstitutional Agreement will be available on the Transparency Register website later today.
The latest annual report on the European Parliament and European Commission's joint Transparency Register shows that more interest representatives have registered than ever before.
the Council to update the EU's transparency register, so that it is easier to find out who is lobbying the EU.
Calls for any organisation that breaks the revolving doors rules to be suspended from the transparency register;
self-employed individuals which feature in the Transparency Register.
legally-binding EU Transparency register in order to ensure full lobbying transparency for all EU Institutions
The Code of Conduct in Annex 3 of the 2014 Interinstitutional Agreement on the Transparency Register sets out the rules for all those who register
principles applicable to interest representatives signing up to a Transparency Register and, thereby, to the Code.
following European-wide umbrella group stakeholder meetings, and benchmarking with other public regulators at an OECD forum. Transparency Register.
building on the existing voluntary Transparency Register of the Parliament and the Commission.
Encourages the Commission to be equally ambitious, when it comes to introducing incentive measures for registrants in order to enhance participation in the Transparency Register; considers that such incentives could include.
Whereas its abovementioned decision of 11 May 2011 endorsed the rules and the framework of the Transparency Register for organisations and self-employed individuals engaged in EU policy-making and policy implementation;
Stresses the importance of adopting an appropriate legislative act to make the EU transparency register mandatory and legally binding for all EU institutions
In view of the positive experience with the Transparency Register for organisations and self-employed individuals engaged in EU policy-making
in particular regarding the insertion of binding cooperation clauses in the Code of Conduct for organisations included in the Transparency Register, and changes to the rules for access to documents between EU institutions, with a view to better aligning them with the principle of sincere cooperation set out in the TEU;