It is ironic that the world's top recipient of development assistance is without effective monitoring and accountability.

12 The Eurosystem has also been actively involved in the ongoing development of the EU institutional setting for financial regulation and supervision .

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At a national level, social dialogue is important for the development of a national policy framework which focuses on fiscal policy and macroeconomic surveillance.

Second , the Eurosystem will need to continue to play a very active role in providing high quality advice on the ongoing development of the EU arrangements for financial regulation and supervision .

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The scope of the new supervisory mechanism.

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88. In former paragraph 27C.6 (a), replace monitoring with robust monitoring mechanisms .

136. Requests the United Nations development system to further develop guidance and oversight mechanisms for the funding, planning and implementation of the monitoring and evaluation of United Nations Development Assistance Frameworks, with a view to assessing their contribution to national development and the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals

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Chapter V Prudential supervision Article 25 Prudential supervision 25.1 .

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Multilateral issues and economic developments and policies , as these reviews enhance its ability to analyse the impact of external developments on euro area variables . These procedures do not involve ex ante international co ordination of the single monetary policy with the policies carried out by non euro area countries .

Clarifying the supervisory framework for crisis management and establishing colleges for enhancing both efficiency and effectiveness of supervision .

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The monitoring and control of large exposures of credit institution should therefore be an integral part of its supervision .

Furthermore , the possible future development of the current EU prudential supervisory regime for credit institutions liquidity and the possible impact of the establishment of EMU have been addressed .

The practical arrangements for the ECB 's international representation and co operation , as described in the ECB 's Annual Report 1999 , remained broadly unchanged . Within the EU , co ordination on international macroeconomic and financial issues was strengthened , inter alia , in the context of the EFC 's regular activities , as well as through improved information exchanges with the IMF Executive Directors representing the Member States of the EU and with the ECB Observer .

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22. Also stresses the importance of oversight with respect to the development and implementation of the capital master plan, and requests the Board of Auditors and all other relevant oversight bodies to initiate immediate oversight activities and to report annually thereon to the General Assembly

The requirements in the credit institutions sector ( NACE Rev. 1 classes 65.12 and 65.22 ) reflect the state of development of this sector , with detailed data circuits already existing for supervisory purposes .

ESCB Committees appropriate , of other competent bodies , such as national supervisory authorities in the case of the Banking Supervision Committee .

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The need to extend deadlines was also confirmed in the 3rd Report of the Interinstitutional Monitoring Group on the monitoring of the Lamfalussy process of 17th November .

The role of the CEBS and the CEIOPS is to advise the Commission on implementing measures in their respective fields , to contribute to the convergence of supervisory practices and to enhance supervisory cooperation , including the exchange of information on individual supervised institutions .

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and effective supervisory enforcement powers .

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VII. Monitoring, assessment and reporting

Should the monitoring show that