Experience gained in the application of the conditionality control system, including through conformity procedures, has shown that certain conditions are unnecessarily rigid and place an undue burden on Member States, without necessarily enhancing the protection of Union funds. To streamline the control system and reduce the administrative burden while maintaining its effectiveness in verifying compliance with conditionality requirements, Member States should be granted greater flexibility in designing their control systems. To that end, the requirement for a yearly review of the control system should be deleted and the factors to be considered in the risk analysis should be left to the discretion of Member States.
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