Examples of using Statements of support in English and their translations into Polish
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the number of statements of support they have collected will have to be certified by the competent authorities in the Member States.
will not be needed to evaluate the statements of support.
There are no restrictions as to how statements of support should be collected, but national authorities would
The organiser should therefore request such a decision after it has collected 300.000 statements of support for the proposed initiative from signatories coming from at least three Member States.
The competent authorities shall, within a period that shall not exceed three months, verify the statements of support provided on the basis of appropriate checks,
whilst taking account of the complexity of collecting statements of support across the European Union,
The competent authority shall destroy all statements of support and copies thereof that it has received for the purpose of carrying out the verification in accordance with Article 9(2), at the latest one month
Many respondents consider that the admissibility of a citizens' initiative should be checked before all the statements of support have been collected
The system can generate individual statements of support in a form complying with the model set out in Annex III,
nevertheless be appropriate in order to enable them to certify the number of statements of support received for the Member State in question and should be carried out within a time-limit of three months.
This list covers the initiatives currently open for collection of statements of support and those for which the collection is closed but for which the Commission does not yet have any information
Many Member States needed to adapt their national laws to be able to carry out the verification of statements of support and/or to ensure that organisers are subject to appropriate sanctions for infringement of the Regulation.
It is much easier, for instance, to collect statements of support from 1,000 citizens(representing 0.2% of the population)
should issue a document certifying the number of valid statements of support received.
This approach reflects the need expressed during the consultation for the legal admissibility of an initiative to be checked at an earlier stage, before all statements of support have been collected and before Member States are required to verify them.
the Lisbon Treaty and the ECI Regulation, the Commission must react within three months of submission of an ECI with 1,000,000 validated statements of support.
the Regulation provides that the statements of support can only be collected after the registration of the proposed initiative with the Commission.
Secondly, the need to request the identity documents of resident European citizens who intend to sign the statements of support, in order to carry out the checks provided for by the regulation in accordance with the laws in force.
In their statements of support, citizens will have to fill in the information required by the Member State they come from either their Member State of residence
The proposal provides that the organiser of an initiative must submit a request to the Commission for a decision on the admissibility of the initiative after having collected 300.000 statements of support from signatories coming from at least three Member States.