94% of the recommendations issued by the European Court of Auditors in 2025 were accepted fully or partially by the European Commission

Omissions

• The exact figure of 94% for recommendations formulated in 2025 does not appear in any source retrievable through the searches; the sources confirm the described fact (very high acceptance rate of ECA recommendations by the Commission) and the historical magnitude, not the precise 2025 value.
• The claim conflates 'accepted' with 'implemented': ECA follow-up reporting shows that acceptance rates (79-83% accepted in full, 9-14% partially, for 2018-2019 recommendations) are considerably higher than actual implementation rates (73% of recommendations addressed to the Commission implemented in full or in most aspects).
• The ECA Annual Activity Report for 2025 (activities in 2025) is the correct primary reference and is published on eca.europa.eu, but its full text with the 94% figure was not accessible in the search results.
• Search limit was reached before the full AAR 2025 document or the ECA's recommendation follow-up database could be retrieved; the figure could be verified directly in the AAR 2025 PDF or in the ECA's 'follow-up of recommendations' section.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Court of Auditors — Annual Activity Report 2025 ('Nos activités en 2025')"Le présent rapport donne un panorama complet de nos activités en 2025. Il fournit des informations précises sur notre gestion, nos agents et nos..." — confirms that the ECA publishes an annual activity report covering its activities in 2025, the document cited by the MEP. The 94% figure itself is not displayed on this landing page.
• SecondaryEuropean Court of Auditors 2022 Annual Report on implementation of the EU budget (republished compilation, efmc.eu)"83 % 79 % 9 % 14 % 8 % 7 % 0 % 25 % 50 % 75 % 100 % 2019 2018 Not accepted Partially accepted Accepted ... Figure 3.8 – Implementation of our 2019 and 2018 special report recommendations by our auditees Source: ECA." and "73 % of recommendations addressed to the European Commission have been implemented in full or in most aspects"