16. Welcomes the Court of Auditors' recognition in paragraph 7.3. of its annual report 2001 that - following the observation made in paragraph 7.3. in its annual report 2000 - Parliament has improved the presentation and user-friendliness of its analysis of budgetary management; believes, nevertheless, that further efforts can be made to inform readers in an easily understandable manner of the most significant features of expenditure for the year, possibly by analogy with a company's annual report to its shareholders; regrets that a document as important as Parliament's annual accounts should be available only as a sub-section of a technical volume published by the Commission in one language (SEC(2002) 405 - FR); asks its Secretary-Gener ...[+++]al to report on the feasibility of publishing Parliament's "Compte de gestion", including a further improved analysis of budgetary management, on Parliament's website;

15. Welcomes the Court of Auditors' recognition that-following the observation made in its previous report - Parliament has improved the presentation and user-friendliness of its analysis of budgetary management; believes, nevertheless, that further efforts can be made to inform readers in an easily understandable manner of the most significant features of expenditure for the year, possibly by analogy with a company's annual report to its shareholders; regrets that a document as important as Parliament's annual accounts should be available only as a sub-section of a technical volume published by the Commission in one language; asks its Secretary-General to report on the feasibility of publishing Parliament's ...[+++]"Compte de gestion", including a further improved analysis of budgetary management, on Parliament's website;

You do not specify this because that would mean recognising that this integrated management of the external borders would not be in order to protect the people of Europe, but, without saying so openly, would be designed to turn the European Union into a fortress to which access for migrants, the poor, and refugees would be even more difficult.

Finally, the Union for a Europe of Nations Group wonders if the idea of foisting unified management rules on the postal services of the fifteen Member States might not be, essentially, flawed.

22'. single buyer` shall mean any legal person who, within the system where he is established, is responsible for the unified management of the transmission system and/or for centralized electricity purchasing and selling;

It shall also, not later than 31 March, send the revenue and expenditure accounts, the analysis of financial management and the balance sheet of the Centre for the preceding financial year to the European Parliament, the Council, the Commission and the Court of Auditors.