Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2000-05-16-Speech-2-245"
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"As you know, Mr Martin, we are working in a number of directions concerning state aid and in order to make state aid control more stringent. As to time limits, there are no plans to change the time limits in the near future. The deadlines are laid down in a Council regulation, which for the first time codifies state aid procedures, and since that regulation was only adopted in 1999 it is not likely to be modified in the near future. However, we are prepared and indeed willing to try to speed up certain aspects of the decision-making wherever possible, for example preparing the standard notification forms.
You mentioned the problem of resources. Of course, this is a key problem for the whole of the competition policy activities and that includes state aid. The better the quality of information provided to begin with by Member States in their notifications, the more likely it is that the process will be smooth and conducted in a relatively short time scale."@en1
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