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având în vedere Tratatul privind funcționarea Uniunii Europene,

având în vedere Regulamentul (UE, Euratom) nr. 1141/2014 al Parlamentului European și al Consiliului din 22 octombrie 2014 privind statutul și finanțarea partidelor politice europene și a fundațiilor politice europene, în special articolul 9,

având în vedere cererea primită din partea fundației New Direction – Fundația pentru Reformă în Europa,

Autoritatea pentru partidele politice europene și fundațiile politice europene (autoritatea) a primit o cerere de înregistrare ca fundație politică europeană, în conformitate cu articolul 8 alineatul (1) din Regulamentul (UE, Euratom) nr. 1141/2014, din partea organizației New Direction – Fundația pentru Reformă în Europa (solicitantul) la 5 septembrie 2017 și o versiune parțial revizuită a acestei cereri la 14 septembrie 2017.

Solicitantul a transmis documentele necesare care dovedesc faptul că acesta îndeplinește condițiile prevăzute la articolul 3 din Regulamentul (UE, Euratom) nr. 1141/2014, declarația oficială în forma stabilită în anexa la acest regulament, precum și statutul său, care conține dispozițiile obligatorii prevăzute la articolul 5 din regulamentul menționat.

Cererea de înregistrare este însoțită, de asemenea, de o declarație emisă de Pieter Herman, notar, în conformitate cu articolul 15 alineatul (2) din Regulamentul (UE, Euratom) nr. 1141/2014, prin care se atestă faptul că sediul solicitantului se află în Belgia și că statutul său este conform cu legislația națională aplicabilă.

Solicitantul a transmis documente suplimentare în conformitate cu articolele 1 și 2 din Regulamentul delegat (UE, Euratom) 2015/2401 al Comisiei.

În conformitate cu articolul 9 din Regulamentul (UE, Euratom) nr. 1141/2014, autoritatea a examinat cererea și documentele justificative transmise de solicitant și consideră că acesta îndeplinește condițiile de înregistrare stabilite la articolul 3 din regulamentul menționat și că statutul său conține dispozițiile obligatorii prevăzute la articolul 5 din regulament,

New Direction – Fundația pentru Reformă în Europa este înregistrată ca fundație politică europeană.

Aceasta dobândește personalitate juridică europeană la data publicării prezentei decizii în Jurnalul Oficial al Uniunii Europene.

Prezenta decizie intră în vigoare la data notificării.

Prezenta decizie se adresează următoarei entități:New Direction – Fundația pentru Reformă în EuropaRue du Trône/Troonstraat 41000 Bruxelles/BrusselBELGIQUE/BELGIË

Adoptată la Bruxelles, 20 septembrie 2017.Pentru Autoritatea pentru partidele politice europene și fundațiile politice europeneDirectorM. Adam

ANEXĂ

Annex I

The name of the Foundation in the official language is:

Annex II

The Prague Declaration of Principles, proclaimed on 30 March 2009:

CONSCIOUS OF THE URGENT NEED TO REFORM THE EU ON THE BASIS OF EUROREALISM, OPENNESS, ACCOUNTABILITY AND DEMOCRACY, IN A WAY THAT RESPECTS THE SOVEREIGNTY OF OUR NATIONS AND CONCENTRATES ON ECONOMIC RECOVERY, GROWTH AND COMPETITIVENESS, THE EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVES AND REFORMISTS GROUP IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT SHARES THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES:

Free enterprise, free and fair trade and competition, minimal regulation, lower taxation, and small government as the ultimate catalysts for individual freedom and personal and national prosperity.

Freedom of the individual, more personal responsibility and greater democratic accountability.

Sustainable, clean energy supply with an emphasis on energy security.

The importance of the family as the bedrock of society.

The sovereign integrity of the nation state, opposition to EU federalism and a renewed respect for true subsidiarity.

The overriding value of the transatlantic security relationship in a revitalised NATO, and support for young democracies across Europe.

Effectively controlled immigration and an end to abuse of asylum procedures.

Efficient and modern public services and sensitivity to the needs of both rural and urban communities.

An end to waste and excessive bureaucracy and a commitment to greater transparency and probity in the EU institutions and use of EU funds.

Respect and equitable treatment for all EU countries, new and old, large and small.

Free enterprise, free and fair trade and competition, minimal regulation, lower taxation, and small government as the ultimate catalysts for individual freedom and personal and national prosperity.

Freedom of the individual, more personal responsibility and greater democratic accountability.

Sustainable, clean energy supply with an emphasis on energy security.

The importance of the family as the bedrock of society.

The sovereign integrity of the nation state, opposition to EU federalism and a renewed respect for true subsidiarity.

The overriding value of the transatlantic security relationship in a revitalised NATO, and support for young democracies across Europe.

Effectively controlled immigration and an end to abuse of asylum procedures.

Efficient and modern public services and sensitivity to the needs of both rural and urban communities.

An end to waste and excessive bureaucracy and a commitment to greater transparency and probity in the EU institutions and use of EU funds.

Respect and equitable treatment for all EU countries, new and old, large and small.

Annex IIIACRE’S REYJAVIK DECLARATION

The Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe (ACRE) brings together parties committed to individual liberty, national sovereignty, parliamentary democracy, the rule of law, private property, low taxes, sound money, free trade, open competition, and the devolution of power.

ACRE believes in a Europe of independent nations, working together for mutual gain while each retaining its identity and integrity.

ACRE is committed to the equality of all European democracies, whatever their size, and regardless of which international associations they join.

ACRE favours the exercise of power at the lowest practicable level – by the individual where possible, by local or national authorities in preference to supranational bodies.

ACRE understands that open societies rest upon the dignity and autonomy of the individual, who should be as free as possible from state coercion. The liberty of the individual includes freedom of religion and worship, freedom of speech and expression, freedom of movement and association, freedom of contract and employment, and freedom from oppressive, arbitrary or punitive taxation.

ACRE recognises the equality of all citizens before the law, regardless of ethnicity, sex or social class. It rejects all forms of extremism, authoritarianism and racism.

ACRE cherishes the important role of civil associations, families and other bodies that fill the space between the individual and the government.

ACRE acknowledges the unique democratic legitimacy of the nation-state.

ACRE is committed to the spread of free commerce and open competition, in Europe and globally.

ACRE supports the principles of the Prague Declaration of March 2009 and the work of the European Conservatives and Reformists in the European Parliament and allied groups on the other European assemblies.

ACRE believes in a Europe of independent nations, working together for mutual gain while each retaining its identity and integrity.

ACRE is committed to the equality of all European democracies, whatever their size, and regardless of which international associations they join.

ACRE favours the exercise of power at the lowest practicable level – by the individual where possible, by local or national authorities in preference to supranational bodies.

ACRE understands that open societies rest upon the dignity and autonomy of the individual, who should be as free as possible from state coercion. The liberty of the individual includes freedom of religion and worship, freedom of speech and expression, freedom of movement and association, freedom of contract and employment, and freedom from oppressive, arbitrary or punitive taxation.

ACRE recognises the equality of all citizens before the law, regardless of ethnicity, sex or social class. It rejects all forms of extremism, authoritarianism and racism.

ACRE cherishes the important role of civil associations, families and other bodies that fill the space between the individual and the government.

ACRE acknowledges the unique democratic legitimacy of the nation-state.

ACRE is committed to the spread of free commerce and open competition, in Europe and globally.

ACRE supports the principles of the Prague Declaration of March 2009 and the work of the European Conservatives and Reformists in the European Parliament and allied groups on the other European assemblies.