Treat these in the same way as the solution to be examined.

17. Emphasises that emergency solutions are likely to jeopardise the success and added value of strategic EU projects; believes that long-term budgetary solutions must be found instead, together with sustainable financing solutions; stresses that proper governance, accurate planning and scheduling, sound financial management, and clear limits on Union participation must be ensured for large-scale projects before any additional funding is allocated; emphasises that EU allocations to such projects should not result from the redeployment of funds from other EU RD programmes and that any additional costs that may arise must be fully subst ...[+++]antiated; awaits the upcoming proposals from the Commission on the technical and financial options for further deployment of Galileo and Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) and stresses the need to identify ways of financing the deployment of Galileo with full operational capacity; asks the Commission to look into the possibility of using revenues from the Public Regulated Service or the Commercial Services to finance Galileo.

61. Takes the view that auditing is crucial to the process of revitalising the internal market; calls on the Commission to examine to what extent measures to facilitate the cross-border provision of audit services might serve to eliminate barriers to market access and capacity bottlenecks; calls on the Commission to examine to what extent a European market for audit services might serve to reduce procedural complexity and costs for all market participants, in particular small and medium-sized audit firms; urges the Commission to take all appropriate steps to incorporate into EU law and enforce international auditing standards which ca ...[+++]n help to establish genuinely equal competitive conditions for audit firms; reminds the Commission of its recommendations concerning auditor liability; calls on the Commission, against this background, to come forward with proposals to enhance harmonisation with a view to creating a European passport for auditors, placing particular emphasis on everything that guarantees the auditor's independence;

Full structural unbundling is one option to consider.

One of the solutions envisaged by the Greek Government for the sale of Olympic Airways to the private sector is to split OA into two companies for accounting purposes: one would assume all the liabilities of Olympic Airways which would be met by the Greek public and the other would take over all the assets (property, employees, etc.) and be sold off.

One of the solutions envisaged by the Greek Government for the sale of Olympic Airways to the private sector is to split OA into two companies for accounting purposes: one would assume all the liabilities of Olympic Airways which would be met by the Greek public and the other would take over all the assets (property, employees, etc.) and be sold off.