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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 2348/96 by Bernie MALONE to the Commission. EU audit of the sub-operational programme for the re- integration of the socially excluded
Date: 1996-08-08
Institutions: European Parliament, MALONE
Subjects: EU aid, European Social Fund, European social policy, Ireland, Structural Funds, marginalisation, operational programme, social integration













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91996E2348

WRITTEN QUESTION No. 2348/96 by Bernie MALONE to the Commission. EU audit of the sub-operational programme for the re- integration of the socially excluded  


Official Journal C 011 , 13/01/1997 P. 0083 





WRITTEN QUESTION P-2348/96 by Bernie Malone (PSE) to the Commission (8 August 1996)Subject: EU audit of the sub-operational programme for the re-integration of the socially excludedNoting that the Belcamp Estate Steering Committee and others have withdrawn from the EPIC programme, could the Commission supply me with a copy of the recently completed EU Audit on the Dublin Corporation's (Ireland) implementation of the sub-operational programme for socially excluded?Answer given by Mr Flynn on behalf of the Commission (12 November 1996)The sub-programme for the socially excluded, to which the Honourable Member is presumed to refer, is receiving European social fund assistance under the Human resources development operational programme in Ireland. The Commission is not aware of any recent audit on this sub-programme. In adddition, Dublin Corporation is not responsible for implementing measures under this sub-programme. Therefore additional information is required on the operational programme and the structural fund through which this specific project receives assistance from the Community, before it will be possible to respond to the Honourable Member's request.For the Honourable Member's general information, Commission audit reports or letters giving the main findings of audits are sent to the Member State concerned. The national authorities are given the opportunity to respond on the issues and conclusions raised. It is the responsibility of the Member State to allow the audited beneficiaries to be informed of the observations and conclusions of the reports.