Traducción de «gastos previstos » (Español → Inglés) :

1. Where a new UCITS cannot comply with the requirements contained in Article 10(2)(b) and Article 11(1)(b), the ongoing charges shall be estimated, based on the expected total of charges.

32. Notes that EUR 20 000 000 were put in reserve for 2006 pending the submission by the Administration of concrete proposals in the field of information policy, including their longer-term financial impact; considers that more information is required on the actual amount that has been used so far and on the planned expenditure for the remainder of 2006 in this area; expects, furthermore, that by 1 September 2006 all the necessary reports, including that on information on organisation, cost structure and political oversight of the proposed information projects, will be available; requires furthermore additional information on these projects, including the information listed in the Secretary-General's report to the Bureau; confirms that ...[+++]the appropriations amounting to EUR 25 000 000 remain in Chapter 104 ("Reserve for information and communication policy"); regretting that information is provided so late, is willing to consider this expenditure again on the basis of the requested additional information at the first reading of the 2007 Draft Budget;

Whenever the Council adopts a decision in the field of the CFSP entailing expenditure, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will immediately, and in any event no later than five working days following the final decision, send the European Parliament an estimate of the costs envisaged ('financial statement'), in particular those regarding time-frame, staff employed, use of premises and other infrastructure, transport facilities, training requirements and security arrangements.

None of these have achieved the expenditure target set for 2010, namely 3% of GDP, two-thirds of which, it should be noted, is meant to be funded by the private business sector, although it must be stressed that the targets set by the Member States correspond to an increase in (public and private) research expenditure to 2.6% of GDP by 2010 – a marked improvement over the present state of affairs, which the honourable Member rightly described as amounting to virtual stagnation (with current research spending amounting on average to 1.9% of GDP, 55% of it coming from business and industry).

It is expected that the European Union Member States will receive a refund of some EUR 10 billion from the Amending Budget, meaning that France will be reimbursed some FFR 10 billion. Parliament’s Committee on Budgets is proposing to reimburse the States some EUR 5.5 billion; the remaining EUR 4.5 billion will thus cover the various costs incurred during the current year. We can debate whether or not this is a sound proposal, since Parliament is only supposed to give an opinion on the spending proposals envisaged by the European Commission, none of which have yet been made.

The current decentralised financing arrangements whereby the national paying agencies finance the expenditure provided for under Community rules will remain in force, but the EAGGF Guarantee Section now also finances rural development measures.