microcomputer-controlled [ micro-computer controlled | microcomputer-based | micro-computer based | micro-based ]

teletype microcomputer system

micro-computer support technician

microcomputer-based cryptography

microcomputer-on-a-chip

microcomputer | MC [Abbr.]

Microcomputer

process control | statistical process control

This will make it possible to adapt the control frequency, through delegated acts to be adopted in accordance with Regulation (EU) No XX/XXX (Official Controls Regulation, so that operators with a low risk profile may be physically inspected less than annually and/or subject to reduced annual physical inspections, while higher risk operators would be more closely targeted. There will thus be a fairer balance of the control pressure on operators, with a reduced burden on those with a proven track record of compliance with the rules, and more effective and efficient use of resources by the competent authorities, control authorities and con ...[+++]trol bodies.

3. A supervisory authority may, in accordance with Member State law, and with the seconding supervisory authority's authorisation, confer powers, including investigative powers on the seconding supervisory authority's members or staff involved in joint operations or, in so far as the law of the Member State of the host supervisory authority permits, allow the seconding supervisory authority's members or staff to exercise their investigative powers in accordance with the law of the Member State of the seconding supervisory authority.

9. Advocates the reinforcement and stronger implementation of the single audit through the coordination of the control activities carried out by the various institutions, and calls for the administrative burden arising from audits to be lightened so that farmers are not subjected to different visits on separate occasions by the bodies responsible or to more than two, or excessive or multiple, controls by the Commission and the Court of Auditors in the same year, under any and all regulations, which would thus reduce the burden on farm ...[+++]ers by decreasing the number of inspections; calls for the bundling of the audit tasks and controls carried out by certifying bodies and other Member State bodies; notes that the advice given by both national authorities and the Commission in guidelines to farmers for implementing the CAP is often contradicted by the assessment criteria used by the Court of Auditors, resulting in fines that are both disproportionate and unexpected;

77. Calls for the setting up of a Group of Members and experts to examine, in a transparent manner and in collaboration with national parliaments, recommendations for enhanced democratic oversight, including parliamentary oversight, of intelligence services and increased oversight collaboration in the EU, in particular as regards its cross-border dimension; considers that the group should examine, in particular, the possibility of minimum European standards or guidelines for the (ex ante and ex post) oversight of intelligence services on the basis of existing best practices and recommendations by international bodies (UN, Council of Europe), including the issue of oversight bodies being considered as a third ...[+++]party under the ‘third party rule’, or the principle of ’originator control’, on the oversight and accountability of intelligence from foreign countries, criteria on enhanced transparency, built on the general principle of access to information and the so-called ‘Tshwane Principles’ , as well as principles regarding the limits on the duration and scope of any surveillance ensuring that they are proportionate and limited to its purpose;