Bijlagen bij COM(2004)665 - Standpunt van de EG met betrekking tot de verlenging van de Internationale Overeenkomst van 1986 voor olijfolie en tafelolijven

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Agreement on olive oil and table olives, 1986 (05 06 01 –ex B 7-8210); Promotion Measures (05 08 05 – ex B 1-3811)

1. BUDGET LINES + HEADINGS

05 06 01 (ex B 7-8210): International Agricultural Agreements
05 08 05 (ex B 1-3811): Promotion measures/Direct payment by the European Community

2. OVERALL FIGURES

2.1. Total allocation for action (Part B): € million for commitment

(a) 2004:

€ 3.923 (budget-line 05 06 01 –ex B 7-8210)
€ 0.401 (budget-line 05 08 05 -ex B 1-3811)

(b) 2005:

€ 4.320 (budget-line 05 06 01 -ex B 7-8210)
€ 0.401 (budget-line 05 08 05 -ex B 1-3811)

2.2. Period of application

Calendar year 2005

2.3. Overall multi-annual estimate of expenditure

(a) Schedule of commitment appropriations/payment appropriations (financial intervention)

EUR million (to three decimal places)
20042005Total
Commitments€ 3.923 (05 06 01)
€ 0.401 (05 08 05)
€ 4.320 (05 06 01)
€ 0.401 (05 08 05)
€ 8.243 (05 06 01)
€ 0.803 (05 08 05)
Payments€ 3.923 (05 06 01)
€ 0.401 (05 08 05)
€ 4.320 (05 06 01)
€ 0.401 (05 08 05)
€ 8.243 (05 06 01)
€ 0.803 (05 08 05)

(b) Technical and administrative assistance and support expenditure

CommitmentsN/AN/AN/A
PaymentsN/AN/AN/A

2.4. Compatibility with financial programming and financial perspective

X Proposal is compatible with existing financial programming.

3. BUDGET CHARACTERISTICS (with regard to budget-line 05 06 01)

Type of expenditureNewEFTA contributionContributions from applicant countriesHeading in financial perspective
CompDiffNONONONo 4
External Relations

BUDGET CHARACTERISTICS (with regard to budget-line 05 08 05)

Type of expenditureNewEFTA contributionContributions from applicant countriesHeading in financial perspective
CompNon-diffNONONONo 1a
Agric. Expenditure

4. LEGAL BASIS

Article 133 in conjunction with the second paragraph of Article 300(2) of the Treaty establishing the European Community

5. DESCRIPTION AND GROUNDS

5.1. Need for Community intervention

5.1.1. Objectives pursued

Due to its economic importance in the agricultural sector the Community should be represented in international agricultural organisations. Being a member of the International Olive Oil Council, in particular, enables the Community to pursue the developments of the markets for olive oil and table olives and, thus, to defend its interest with regard to these products. The International Agreement on Olive Oil and Table Olives 1986 supports international co-operation and contributes to the development and the stability of the markets for these products.

5.1.2. Measures taken in connection with ex ante evaluation

N/A

5.1.3. Measures taken following ex post evaluation

N/A

5.2. Action envisaged and budget intervention arrangements

The Community pays its annual membership contribution as fixed in accordance with the International Agreement and the obligatory contribution to the Promotion Fund of the IOOC as fixed in the International Agreement. These obligations continue as long as the Community is a signatory of the International Agreement.

The Commission, representing the Community, as well as the other members of the IOOC participates actively in the IOOC-activities and profits fully of the advantages of being a member of the IOOC.

6. FINANCIAL IMPACT

6.1. Total financial impact on Part B - (over the entire programming period)

6.1.1. Financial intervention

Commitments (in EUR million to three decimal places)
Breakdown20042005Total
Action 1 (05 06 01)€ 3.923€ 4.320€ 8.243
Action 2 (B 1-3811)€ 0.401€ 0.401€ 0.803
TOTAL€ 4.324€4.721€ 9.046

7. IMPACT ON STAFF AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE

7.1. Impact on human resources

Types of postStaff to be assigned to management
of the action using existing and/or additional resources
TotalDescription of tasks deriving
from the action
Number of permanent postsNumber of temporary posts
Officials or temporary staffA
B
C
.
Other human resources
Total

7.2. Overall financial impact of human resources

Type of human resourcesAmount (€)Method of calculation *
Officials
Temporary staff

Other human resources
Total

The amounts are total expenditure for twelve months.

7.3. Other administrative expenditure deriving from the action

Budget line (number and heading)Amount €Method of calculation
Overall allocation (Title A7)
A0701 – Missions

Total

The amounts are total expenditure for twelve months.

I. Annual total (7.2 + 7.3)

II. Duration of action

III. Total cost of action (I x II)

1 year (2005)


8. FOLLOW-UP AND EVALUATION

8.1. Follow-up arrangements

The IOOC-activities are closely followed by its members and there are regular meetings which are attended by Commission staff.

8.2. Arrangements and schedule for the planned evaluation

Activity reports are regularly distributed by the IOOC which allows an evaluation of the activities. Commission staff reports back to the PROBA-group of the Council and the IOOC activities are followed up in that context, too.

9. ANTI-FRAUD MEASURES

Articles 17(10) and 24 of the International Agreement on Olive Oil and Table Olives 1986 and Article 28, lit (d) of the Internal Rules of the IOOC provide for control and audit mechanisms. The accounts have to be certified by an independent account commissioner.

With regard to the contributions to the Promotion Fund the Commission carries out controls of the accounts by own staff, as the case may be, on-the spot, and monitors the contracts.

Moreover, the IOOC-members have recently agreed upon an in-depth reform of the overall financial management of the IOOC.

1PB L 214 van 4.8.1987, blz. 1.

2PB L 298 van 3.12.1993, blz. 36.

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