Indeed, in order to ensure transparency and to enable each individual exporting producer to cross-check the calculations of the Commission, they all received the full calculation which reflected the abovementioned profit margin of 3,5 %.

(13) To promote transparency of the production chain and facilitate essential checking, certain particulars in contracts should be made compulsory.

whereas, in a decentralised system of management of Community expenditure, it is essential that the Commission, as the institution responsible for funding, its entitled and enabled to carry out all checks on the management of expenditure it considers necessary and that there should be full and effective transparency and mutual assistance between the Member States and the Commission;

The Commission shall examine the management and control systems in cooperation with the Member States and point out any shortcomings as regards the transparency of checks on the operation of the Fund and the performance of the Commission's duties under Article 274 of the EC Treaty.

The Commission shall, in cooperation with the Member State, satisfy itself that the management and control systems presented under Article 5 meet the standards required by Regulation (EC) No 1260/1999 and by this Regulation, and shall make known any obstacles which they present to the transparency of checks on the operation of the Funds and to the Commission's discharge of its responsibilities under Article 274 of the Treaty.

The Commission shall, in cooperation with the Member State, satisfy itself that the management and control systems presented under paragraphs 1 and 2 meet the standards required by Regulation (EC) No 1164/94 and by this Regulation, and shall make known any obstacles which they present to the transparency of checks on the operation of the Fund and to the Commission's discharge of its responsibilities under Article 274 of the Treaty.

To promote transparency of the production chain and facilitate essential checking, certain particulars in contracts should be made compulsory.

The objective of transparency and reliability in the management of executive agencies requires that internal and external checks be made on their operation.

Whereas to implement energy price transparency the system should be based on the proven expertise and methods developed and applied by the SOEC regarding the processing, checking and publication of data;

for reasons of transparency and in order to facilitate checks, the registration number or approval number, as the case may be, should be required to be shown on the label or in the document accompanying the compound feedingstuffs.

Following these consultations the Parties hereby agree to establish a double-checking system, without quantitative limits, in respect of certain steel products in order to improve transparency and to avoid possible diversions of trade.

Indeed, in order to ensure transparency and to enable each individual exporting producer to cross-check the calculations of the Commission, they all received the full calculation which reflected the abovementioned profit margin of 3,5 %.

Whereas, in the interests of transparency, the European Parliament, the consumer and the producer should be kept informed within the limits of the Treaty and in particular the need to respect the obligation of professional secrecy laid down in Article 214 of the Treaty, of the findings of, and recommendations for action following from, the on-the-spot checks;

Whereas, in the interests of transparency, the European Parliament, the consumer and the producer should be kept informed, within the limits of the Treaty and in particular the need to respect the obligation of professional secrecy laid down by Article 214 of the Treaty, of the findings of, and recommendations for action following from, the on-the-spot checks;

During the negotiations between the European Coal and Steel Community and the Russian Federation concerning a new steel agreement, the Parties agreed to extend the double-checking system, without quantitative limits, in respect of certain steel products for the period 1 January 2002 to 31 December 2004 in order to improve transparency and to avoid possible diversions of trade.