scrutiny of the principle of market stabilisation and of reasonable expectations) and with the approach of the Member States' constitutional systems to "principles" particularly in the field of social law.

Scrutiny of the request has shown that the amendments proposed are not minor.

Scrutiny of the request has shown that the amendments proposed are not minor.

Scrutiny programme:

Scrutiny by the Commission

Scrutiny report following Mutual Assistance request

scrutiny of the documents in the payment application file in accordance with Article 4.

Scrutiny programme.........................................................................................

scrutiny of the records provided for in Article 10 (2) (c) to verify the composition as declared of the intermediate products manufactured,

Scrutiny of merger procedure

Scrutiny of legality of merger

Scrutiny shall cover at least the calendar year preceding the scrutiny period;

Scrutiny of the request has shown that the amendments proposed are not minor.

Scrutiny by the Commission also revealed that of the different forms of quinine only quinine hydrochloride (FL No 14.011), quinine monohydrochloride dihydrate (FL No 14.155) and quinine sulphate (FL No 14.152) are used as flavouring substances.

Scrutiny of the flavouring substances listed in the register revealed inconsistencies concerning the names of certain substances (FL No 06.100, and FL No 06.131) and also concerning certain chemical numbers (FL No 02.027, FL No 07.033, FL No 07.153, and FL No 09.578).

(c) To apply enhanced scrutiny to transfers of funds that do not contain complete information on the originator.

Decisions should be adequately documented to allow effective accountability through audits or scrutiny by the Parliament.

These mechanisms could also include limits and careful scrutiny on SOEs' board members sitting on the board of state-owned banks.

Croatia puts in place sufficient institutional capacity for the management of judicial reforms, including post-legislative scrutiny.

European laws shall also lay down the procedures for scrutiny of Europol's activities by the European Parliament, together with national Parliaments.

In some countries, SOEs' specific legal forms have evolved significantly in recent years in response to the deregulation and an increased scrutiny of state aid and cross subsidisation.

Such enhanced scrutiny shall be reasonably designed to detect suspicious transactions for the purpose of reporting to competent authorities and should not be so construed as to discourage or prohibit financial institutions from doing business with any legitimate customer.

The EU stresses the importance of Croatia updating its Judicial Reform Strategy and Action Plan and establishing a track record of their effective implementation, including by ensuring sufficient institutional capacity for the management of judicial reforms, including post-legislative scrutiny.

(b) Where appropriate, notify financial institutions within its jurisdiction, at the request of another State Party or on its own initiative, of the identity of particular natural or legal persons to whose accounts such institutions will be expected to apply enhanced scrutiny, in addition to those whom the financial institutions may otherwise identify.

(a) Issue advisories regarding the types of natural or legal person to whose accounts financial institutions within its jurisdiction will be expected to apply enhanced scrutiny, the types of accounts and transactions to which to pay particular attention and appropriate account-opening, maintenance and record-keeping measures to take concerning such accounts; and

It might also be advisable that SOEs have their stakeholder reports independently scrutinised in order to strengthen their credibility.

The evaluation should scrutinise both the overall board performance and could also include the effectiveness and contribution of individual board members.

Without prejudice to article 14 of this Convention, each State Party shall take such measures as may be necessary, in accordance with its domestic law, to require financial institutions within its jurisdiction to verify the identity of customers, to take reasonable steps to determine the identity of beneficial owners of funds deposited into high-value accounts and to conduct enhanced scrutiny of accounts sought or maintained by or on behalf of individuals who are, or have been, entrusted with prominent public functions and their family members and close associates.

RECALLING that the way in which national Parliaments scrutinise their governments in relation to the activities of the Union is a matter for the particular constitutional organisation and practice of each Member State;

Amendments to the scrutiny programme

are the subject of specific scrutiny;

Execution of the scrutiny programme covered by the present report

the extent to which scrutiny in third countries is envisaged and considered feasible;

Execution of the scrutiny programmes preceding the one covered by the present programme

Such scrutiny shall be exercised either by prior approval, by ex post checks or by a combined procedure.

the rate of completion of the minimum number of scrutinies for the previous three scrutiny periods and the number and rate of timely completion of mutual assistance requests for the previous three scrutiny periods;

Any increase in public funding (such as a higher licence fee) is normally subject to close public scrutiny and parliamentary debate."

The implementation of actions by beneficiary third countries or international organisations is subject to scrutiny by the Commission.

The report shall contain the results of the scrutinies carried out in respect of previous scrutiny periods, for which the results were not available at the time of the submission of the reports for those scrutiny periods, including:

the number of scrutinies planned for the period in question that were not carried out and the number of undertakings that were not subject to scrutiny as a result of the non-execution of these scrutinies;

the number of scrutinies carried out and the number of undertakings subject to these scrutinies;