16.Calls on the EU institutions and Member States to promote a common administrative culture of transparency founded on the principles outlined in Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, by the case-law of the ECJ, the recommendations of the European Ombudsman and the best practices of the Member States; considers that, as is already the case for data protection officers, each Directorate General of the EU institutions should ensure that documents are tabled, registered, classified, declassified and disseminated consistently with the principle of good administration, Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 and the ru ...[+++]les of procedure of the EU institutions concerned;

16. Calls on the EU institutions and Member States to promote a common administrative culture of transparency founded on the principles outlined in Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, by the case-law of the ECJ, the recommendations of the European Ombudsman and the best practices of the Member States; considers that, as is already the case for data protection officers, each Directorate General of the EU institutions should ensure that documents are tabled, registered, classified, declassified and disseminated consistently with the principle of good administration, Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 and the r ...[+++]ules of procedure of the EU institutions concerned;

16. Calls on the EU institutions and Member States to promote a common administrative culture of transparency founded on the principles outlined in Article 41 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, by the case-law of the ECJ, the recommendations of the European Ombudsman and the best practices of the Member States; considers that, as is already the case for data protection officers, each Directorate General of the EU institutions should ensure that documents are tabled, registered, classified, declassified and disseminated consistently with the principle of good administration, Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 and the r ...[+++]ules of procedure of the EU institutions concerned;

However, in the cases referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 22(3) of the Regulation, the institution of the place of residence and the legislation of the country of residence of the members of the family shall be considered, respectively, as the competent institution and as the legislation of the competent State for the purposes of Articles 17(9), 21 and 22 of the implementing Regulation.

The Task Force made a number of recommendations on various aspects of the financial services sector regulatory environment in order to streamline the regulation of financial institutions, avoid overlap and duplication of regulation, and lighten the regulatory compliance burden.

3. Article 40 of Regulation No 574/72 precludes the institution of the Member State to the legislation of which that worker was subject at the time incapacity for work followed by invalidity arose from determining his degree of invalidity without taking account of documents and medical reports collected by the institution of any Member State, where the worker was subject to the social security legislation of other Member States and where, in accordance with the procedure laid down by Article 39 of the regulation, the institutions of those States sent it those documents and reports'.