The European body shows that controls are unsatisfactory for payments amounting to almost 850 million euro in farming subsidies.
Romania is given as a bad example of spending EU subsidies for one project in which there were problems were found in a public tender.
The report revealed that most errors are found in the direct agricultural payments amounting for 28% of the total. Experts reported that all member states included in the study failed to respect the deadlines imposed by the projects. Thus, only some of the member states managed to pay all agricultural payments by June 30, 2006 - the imposed deadline.
All other countries presented as showing irregularities are new EU member states such as Estonia, Cyprus and Hungary.