Относно насоките за бюджета за финансовата 2027 година — всички раздели
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Комисия по вътрешния пазар и защита на потребителите · Rapporteur: Пьотр Мюлер
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The Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection calls on the Committee on Budgets to include its points in the 2027 budget resolution.¶ It asks for a 2027 budget that boosts competitiveness and the single market, protects consumers, cuts unjustified administrative burdens for companies, and strengthens resilience and supply chains.¶ It calls for more investment and coordination to address the war in Ukraine, Middle East disruptions and hybrid attacks, and for budget support to member states bordering Ukraine.¶ It wants budget priority for security and defence, innovation, a Competitiveness Fund, simplification, and support for the green transition, customs, digital public services and public procurement.¶¶¶
Committee position. The committee calls on the Committee on Budgets to incorporate its points into the motion for a resolution on the 2027 budget, focusing on competitiveness, single market resilience, consumer protection, security and defence, simplification, customs, digital public services and public procurement.¶¶¶
Key points
- Calls for the 2027 budget to enhance competitiveness, strengthen the single market, protect consumers online, remove unjustified barriers and cut administrative burdens for SMEs, mid-caps, start-ups and scale-ups.¶
- Asks the Commission to propose a budget reflecting urgent challenges and strategic autonomy, and to mitigate the effects of the war in Ukraine on member states bordering Ukraine.¶
- Calls for budget priority for security and defence, innovation, productivity of the European Defence Technology Industrial Base and investment in these fields.¶
- Calls for a genuine Competitiveness Fund to set macroeconomic conditions for investment in key sectors, strengthen the single market and ensure simplification and flexibility of funds.¶
- Calls for the 2027 budget to prioritise innovation and simplification, make the single market more accessible for technology and innovation start-ups, and reduce administrative burdens linked to use of Union funds.¶
- Highlights the need for the budget to mitigate the financial and administrative impact of environmental and climate regulations, keeping the transition affordable for consumers and preserving industry competitiveness.¶
- Stresses the urgent need for more resources for the Customs Union and customs and market surveillance authorities to check products and respond to non-compliant, unsafe and illegal imports via non-EU e-commerce platforms.¶
- Calls for better cooperation among customs authorities, greater use of IT tools and funding for common European capabilities such as product-testing facilities.
- Calls for the 2027 budget to intensify support for member states in digital transformation of the public sector, especially administrative procedures affecting businesses and consumers.¶
- Underlines the need for the Single Market Programme to finance improved public procurement capacities, reduce administrative burdens, support procurement authorities' skills, facilitate SME access and align procedures with best practices.¶
Who is affected
- Companies, especially SMEs, mid-caps, start-ups and scale-ups, would benefit from reduced administrative burdens and a more accessible single market.¶¶
- European consumers would gain from a high standard of protection, especially online, and from checks on unsafe imported products.¶
- Member states bordering Ukraine would receive budget support to mitigate the effects of the war.¶
- Customs and market surveillance authorities would receive increased resources, better cooperation and IT tools.¶
- Public procurement authorities would be supported in developing skills and reducing administrative burdens.¶