Examples of using The closure process in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Member States have to complete the closure process by 31 March 2017 for cohesion and by 30 June 2016 for rural development(see Figure 4).
In addition, the 2008 Commission action plan included actions to set up the closure process, in order to ensure that remaining errors be discarded from final payments from the Commission.
Reply of the Commission 79 46 The Commission considers that the closure process would take much longer
as they help to ensure that tasks are completed on time and the closure process as a whole is effective.
In the case of the Cohesion Fund, the closure process requires reporting on the investment in the final report which includes an initial assessment whether the results expected are likely to be achieved.
While acknowledging the above risks, the Commission emphasizes that by nature it is almost unavoidable that individual instances of ineligible expenditure at project level remain after the closure process, since this process aims to reach the assurance that the overall remaining error rate is below the materiality threshold of 2%.
and ο whether the closure process is timely.
no annual assurance provided by the Member States in either of the policy areas 21 For the 2000-2006 period the closure process and guidelines were common to cohesion
Their respective responsibilities in the closure process are presented in Table 1.
Generally, all unresolved issues relating to control activities and audit findings should be clarified and settled during the closure process.
The closure process started with preparation before the end of the eligibility period
DG EMPL has issued its reservations for those OPs of the 2000-2006 programming period for which the Member State had not yet adequately corrected weaknesses identified during the closure process.
could not send such a letter or take a suspension decision anymore as there were no further payments to be made before the closure process.
For the audited cases, the Commis sion's assessment was affected by procedural weaknesses regarding in particular the use of interservice liaison and the monitoring and reporting of the closure process, as well as by some shortcomings in the Commission's checks.
obtained was not high, the final assessment of the remaining risk of error will have to be done by the Commission during the closure process which is currently ongoing(see paragraph 15).
In 2010, the closure process began for the majority of the 2000-2006 ERDF operational programmes.
In 2010, the closure process began for the majority of the 2000-2006 operational programmes.
As the closure process is still on-going,