1994 discharge: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training ECDVT budget

In adopting the report by Mr KELLETT-BOWMAN (PPE, RU), Parliament noted that there was no resolution as yet of the staff problems arising from CEDEFOP's relocation to Thessaloniki and, furthermore, that a consultant's report requested by the EP was highly critical of CEDEFOP's management and output, to the extent that it casts doubt on the usefulness of the body altogether. It reserved its 1994 discharge decision until such time as it could be satisfied that CEDEFOP's management strategies were such as to ensure: - value for money for the budgetary expenditure used to support it, - efficient use of human and other resources, - products of quality which respond to the needs of its clients, - a clear and coherent role within the policies of the European Community on vocational training. In addition, it asked its Committee on Budgetary Control to visit CEDEFOP to ascertain whether the conditions for discharge could be met. �