PURPOSE: presentation by the Commission of the
consolidated annual accounts of the European Union for the
financial year 2011, as part of the 2011 discharge
procedure.
Analysis of the accounts of the European
Police College (CEPOL).
CONTENT: this Commission document sets out the
consolidated annual accounts of the European Union for the
financial year 2011 as prepared on the basis of the information
presented by the institutions, organisations and bodies of the EU,
in accordance with Article 129 (2) of the Financial Regulation
applicable to the EU's General Budget, including the European
Police College (CEPOL).
In 2011, the tasks and budget of this agency were as
follows:
- description of CEPOL's tasks: CEPOL, which is located in Bramshill, United
Kingdom, was established under Council
Decision 2000/820/JHA, as repealed in 2005 and
replaced by Council
Decision 2005/681/JHA. The College's main task is to function
as a network and bring together the national police training
institutes in the Member States to provide training sessions, based
on common standards, for senior police officers;
- CEPOL's budget for the 2011 financial
year: CEPOL’s budget for 2011,
as presented in the Commission document on the consolidated annual
accounts of the European Union, gives the following
figures:
- forecasted income budget: EUR 8 million;
- entitlements
established: EUR 9 million;
- amounts
received: EUR 9 million;
- outstanding: EUR 0 million.
The complete version of the CEPOL's final accounts may
be found at the following address:
https://www.cepol.europa.eu/index.php?id=final-accounts