Interim report on the proposal for the multiannual financial framework for 2028-2034

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28 April 2026

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‘underlines that the proposal for a Performance Regulation is a first step towards putting in place a horizontal expenditure tracking and performance monitoring framework for the budget that aims to reduce administrative burden; considers that this approach, if adequately implemented, may lead to strengthened democratic oversight; stresses that a comprehensive inclusion of horizontal principles in a single framework would allow for meaningful tracking and better reflect the Union’s political priorities; insists that the performance framework must prioritise impact indicators that measure actual outcomes for citizens; stresses that the proposed Performance Regulation must ensure that reporting indicators are mandatory where relevant and comparable across all Member States and management modes; warns that, without such comparability, the discharge authority will be unable to assess relative effectiveness or identify underperforming programmes; underlines that performance indicators must be explicitly derived from the objectives of each programme and should capture outputs, outcomes and impacts;’

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