The migrant relocation programme and EU State aid in favour of banks will be top of the list of the many subjects on which the Court of Auditors will return opinions in 2019. The institution's programme of work for next year was published on Tuesday 16 October.
The Court of Auditors intends to respond to the citizens' major concerns, for instance concerning the sustainable use of natural resources, growth and inclusion, migration, security and development in the world and the single market. The idea is to see whether the EU is keeping its promises, the programme of work explains.
Natural resources/climate. The priority dossiers are the EU's actions in favour of a sustainable use of pesticides and investments in the field of green energy. Other subjects on which an opinion is to be expected in 2019 include organic produce, the stabilisation of agricultural revenue, microbial resistance, nuclear safety and cross-border healthcare.
Cohesion and growth. The priority dossiers are the road network linking the European regions and cohesion policy fraud.
The Court will also return opinions on the following subjects: controls on the borders, defence, venture capital and the reform of the EU staff regulations. (Original version in French by Lionel Changeur)