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22 April 2004

Statement on the 2004 EC Budget and measures to counter fraud and financial mismanagement  

This Statement is the twenty-fourth in the series. It describes the EC Budget for 2004 as adopted by the European Parliament; and sets out the United Kingdom’s gross and net contributions to the EC Budget over the years 1998 to 2003, together with an estimate for 2004. It also includes details of recent developments in EC financial management and the fight against fraud.

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