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"The draft directive before the European Parliament concerns the safety of the persons carried and the free movement of cableway equipment and installations. In ordinary language, the installations concerned are the cable cars, the funicular railways and ski lifts used in mountain resorts, all used where access is difficult. It goes without saying, as has been said here, that these are very important issues.
I should like to thank the parliamentary committee and in particular the rapporteur, Mr Miller, for the excellent work carried out during the second reading. The Commission is happy to accept all the amendments. For one thing, they are designed to clarify certain provisions of the common position, in particular, regarding its scope, and are therefore welcome.
Secondly, the rapporteur has proposed adding mining installations to the exclusions. This seems justified given the particular nature of such installations which are subject to very specific rules and regulations.
The Commission also agrees that this matter should be part of the report to be drawn up by the Commission four years after the directive enters into force.
The adoption of your report will constitute a decisive stage in the process leading to the long-awaited implementation of this much-needed directive."@en1
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