What changed between the plenary report and the adopted text

Changed:H. whereas in 2022, the vast majority of the inquiries concerned the Commission (197 inquiries or 57.157,1 %), while the next largest numbers concerned the European Personnel Selection Office (22 inquiries or 6.36,3 %), the European Parliament (19 inquiries or 5.55,5 %), and the European External Action Service (16 inquiries or 4.64,6 %); whereas the remaining inquiries were distributed as follows: the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) (14 inquiries or 4.34,3 %), the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (7 inquiries or 2 %), other EU institutions or bodies (46 inquiries or 13.513,5 %), and other EU agencies (23 inquiries or 6.76,7 %);

Changed:J. whereas in the inquiries closed by the Ombudsman in 2022, no maladministration was found in 37 % of cases, a solution was settled by the institution in 46.146,1 % of cases, no further inquiries were justified in 12.712,7 % of cases and maladministration was found in 4.54,5 % of cases;

Changed:29. Underlines the results of the Ombudsman’s own-initiative inquiry into how the Commission monitors EU Structural and Investment Funds to ensure that funds are used to strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities to independent living and inclusion; welcomes the suggestion of clearer guidance about the need to promote deinstitutionalisation in the context of the use of EU Structural and Investment Funds ;Funds;