There are no budgetary risks connected with the proposal that would require measures beyond regular EU budgetary control framework.

61. Further decides to increase the 2011 budget allocation to the three new financial supervision agencies in line with available estimates of the budgetary impact of the outcome of the negotiations with the Council, to set a reserve for the European Police College, pending the outcome of 2008 discharge procedure to increase EU funding to the European Training Foundation, in line with Parliament's priorities, as well as to increase the budget allocation to the Fisheries Control Agency so that it is in a position to discharge its contr ...[+++]ol obligations in international waters;

61. Further decides to increase the 2011 budget allocation to the three new financial supervision agencies in line with available estimates of the budgetary impact of the outcome of the negotiations with the Council, to set a reserve for the European Police College, pending the outcome of 2008 discharge procedure to increase EU funding to the European Training Foundation, in line with Parliament's priorities, as well as to increase the budget allocation to the Fisheries Control Agency so that it is in a position to discharge its contr ...[+++]ol obligations in international waters;

36. Points out that Parliament's Secretary-General forwarded the 2004 activity reports of the directors-general to the Committee on Budgetary Control on 21 April 2005; points out further in that connection that the Secretary-General, in his capacity as authorising officer by delegation, declared that he had been given reasonable assurances that Parliament's budget had been implemented in accordance with the principles of sound financial management and that the control framework put in place afforded the requisite guarantees as to the legality and regularity of the underlying transactions;

10. Regrets that in its replies to the questionnaire the Council was unable to give more than a cursory response to the request by the Committee on Budgetary Control for an explanation of the budgetary aspects of the common foreign and security policy (CFSP); notes that a substantial part of the Council's budget is now spent on activities in the fields of foreign affairs, security and defence policy and justice and home affairs, and that the expenditure in these areas is not currently subject to the same close scrutiny as the administrative and operational expenditure of the other institutions; ...[+++] notes the joint declaration of the Council, Commission and Parliament in the framework of the budget procedure 2003 of 25 November 2002, which improves the information Parliament receives in advance as part of the decision-making process of CFSP and the procedure based on political dialogue on planning and financing joint actions; intends to assess the implementation and effectiveness of this declaration in the context of the next discharge procedure;

The question of whether budgetary control in agriculture is to be regarded as an agricultural matter or a matter of budgetary control is crucial.