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Below Estonia’s views, structured according to the areas of the different but relevant legislative initiatives of the MFF 2028+: 1. The performance framework for the European Union’s programmes and budget for the budgetary period 20282034 We do not significantly harm the integration of the DNSH principle into the EU budget, but its implementation needs to be clear and proportionate.
Filed in Estonian · English published by the European Commission
Eesti toetab EPPO, OLAFi ja PIF direktiivi läbivaatamist, rõhutades vajadust tugevdada ELi asutuste ja liikmesriikide pädevate asutuste, eeskätt AFCOS üksuste, rolli ja koostööd. Ilma õigeaegse infovahetuseta ei ole võimalik tagada ELi finantshuvide tõhusat kaitset ega toetuste kiiret tagasinõudmist.
Estonia supports the revision of the EPPO, OLAF and PIF Directives, emphasising the need to strengthen the role and cooperation of EU agencies and Member States’ competent authorities, in particular AFCOS units. Without timely exchange of information, effective protection of the EU’s financial interests and swift recovery of grants cannot be ensured. 1.
Filed in Estonian · English published by the European Commission
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