Übersetzung für "Anti-fraud policy" in Deutsch

Mr Staes asked a question about the anti-fraud policy.

We look forward to pursuing our good investigative work and to driving anti-fraud policy further.

Prevention provides the key to an overall and coherent anti-fraud policy.

In particular this will include the revision of our social assessment guidance notes and anti-fraud policy.

We have just published our anti-fraud policy following a consultation procedure that required several rounds of talks.

The Commission assumes general responsibility for anti-fraud policy, to which OLAF’s activities contribute.

The strategy is built around four main lines of action: an anti-fraud legislative policy, operational cooperation between the relevant authorities, an interinstitutional approach to combat fraud in office and enhancement of the penal judicial dimension.

As far as I am concerned, this is absolutely crucial if the Belgian Presidency is to build up any credibility with regard to anti-fraud policy.

Furthermore, in September 2013, the EIB adopted its "Policy on preventing and deterring Prohibited Conduct in European Investment Bank activities" (EIB Anti-Fraud Policy).

The Committee welcomes the action taken by the Commission, which has made the campaign against the various economic operators, who are the main perpetrators of fraud (by volume) against the Guarantee Section of the EAGGF, one of the priorities of its anti-fraud policy in 1994.

The objective of the EU’s anti-fraud policy is to protect the financial interests of the European Union by preventing, deterring, investigating and ensuring the prosecution of fraud against the EU budget.

The Section welcomes the action taken by the Commission, which has made the campaign against the various economic operators, who are the main perpetrators of fraud (by volume) against the Guarantee Section of the EAGGF, one of the priorities of its anti-fraud policy in 1994.

This power of the Commission to determine general anti-fraud policy guidelines does not affect the Office’s operational independence, or influence its decisions as to whether an operation should be launched or not, for which it remains entirely responsible.

A coherent anti-fraud policy must include sophisticated instruments for detecting fraud, checking operations and penalising irregularities and fraud harmful to the Communities’ financial interests in an effective and targeted manner.

In response to the concerns of the high-level group set up by the German Presidency of the Council to assist with the anti-fraud reform of 1999, the Commission took a number of measures to allow OLAF to recruit qualified staff and to obtain the specific expertise needed for its tasks, so as to boost the effectiveness of anti-fraud policy.

The end date of the authorisation coincides with the end of similar derogations authorised in relation to mobile phones and integrated circuit devices so as to enable the development of a more comprehensive and more harmonised anti-fraud policy in the future.

The Commission will soon propose further legislation, notably on the confiscation of criminals' assets, the reform of public procurement rules, more advanced statistics on crime and an enhanced anti-fraud policy at the European level.

Internal practices applicable to OLAF staff in compliance with the Staff Regulations must be based on the specific requirements of its investigation function and support of that function (anti-fraud policy, legislation, follow-up).

Nor does it affect the Commission’s general responsibility for the protection of financial interests and anti-fraud policy (Article 280 of the EC Treaty), this responsibility being closely bound up with its function of implementing the budget under Article 274.

Following major legislative and organisational changes in 1999 and early 2000, the Commission approved a proposal aiming to consolidate the Union’s anti-fraud policy on 29 June 2000.