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    ENCouncil conclusions on the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism

    3231st GEERAL AFFAIRS Council meeting

    Brussels, 11 March 2013

    The Council adopted the following conclusions:

    1. Reaffirming its earlier conclusions, in particular those of 24 September 2012, the Councilwelcomes the report from the Commission on progress in Romania under the Cooperation and

    Verification Mechanism. The Council commends the Commission on its work, on the

    methodology followed and fully shares the objective and balanced analysis and

    recommendations contained in the report. The Council notes that this report is a response to

    political events in Romania last summer. More generally, the Council appreciates the

    continued good co-operation of Bulgaria and Romania with the Commission and the other

    Member States under the mechanism.

    2. The Council notes positively the steps taken by the Romanian government to address severalof the Commissions recommendations of July 2012 but notes that a number of therecommendations still need to be adequately implemented. The Council recalls the

    fundamental values on which the EU is founded, and welcomes the commitment of the

    Romanian government to ensure respect for the rule of law and the independence of the

    judiciary, as well as the steps that have been taken in this regard. The election of a new

    parliament and the appointment of a new government provide a fresh opportunity to

    consolidate these steps and swiftly address still outstanding points. The Council welcomes the

    steps that have been taken to respect the role of the Constitution and the Constitutional Court.

    The Council underlines the importance of the effective implementation of the new statute for

    Members of Parliament and the proposed Code of Conduct. The Council notes that further

    work is needed on the respect for and enforcement of judicial decisions, on concerns

    regarding undue pressure on the judiciary and anti-corruption institutions, and on the

    responsibility of Ministers and parliamentarians to set an example in terms of respect for

    integrity. The Council looks forward to the early appointment of a new leadership for the

    prosecution and the National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA) following an open and

    transparent process. Those appointed will need to demonstrate the independence, integrity and

    professionalism necessary to enjoy the confidence of the public and deliver effective results.

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    3. The Council also welcomes the Commissions assessment of progress in Romania against thebackground of the benchmarks set out in the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism and

    previous Commission recommendations. The Council welcomes progress on judicial

    inspection as a means of improving the accountability of the judicial system, and important

    progress on building a track record in the fight against high-level corruption made by the

    Prosecutor-Generals office, DNA, National Integrity Agency (ANI) and the High Court of

    Cassation and Justice. The Council also notes positively and encourages further steps beingtaken in the implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy. The Council considers

    it essential that the advances made by the prosecutorial, anti-corruption, and integrity

    institutions are maintained and that their independence and work be fully supported. The

    Council shares the Commissions assessment that there are important remaining challenges,

    including limited progress in the prevention and sanctioning of corruption related to public

    procurement, and notes the measures being taken to develop the role of ANI in this area.

    4. The Council reiterates the importance of an unequivocal, sustained and broad-based politicalcommitment to meet the objectives set under the Mechanism. The existence of an impartial,

    independent and effective administrative and judicial system, with sufficient resources, is

    indispensable for EU policies to function properly and for citizens to benefit fully from all theopportunities offered by membership of the Union.

    5. The Council notes that the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism has been instrumentalfor progress, and that it remains an appropriate tool to assist in reform efforts in order to

    achieve a record of concrete and lasting results to reach the objectives of the Mechanism.

    Building on progress already achieved, the Council urges the further acceleration of efforts to

    address all the recommendations set out by the Commission in its reports and looks forward

    to further concrete steps ahead of the Commissions reports on Bulgaria and Romania before

    the end of this year. In this context, the Council welcomes the Commissions intention to

    continue monitoring the situation in Bulgaria and Romania closely.

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