Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2000-05-17-Speech-3-230"
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"I recognise that small- and medium-sized enterprises probably lost patience a long time ago with the lack of concrete measures aimed specifically at them. Nevertheless, although we are aware of the situation, we would ask them to be patient for another three weeks, until they actually see the draft Charter which will be presented at the European Council. In fact, the draft version of this Charter will be considered by the Industry Council tomorrow and the Charter will be published in three weeks. Furthermore, I think that, like the Lisbon Special Summit conclusions, which Mr Gallagher will surely acknowledge go somewhat beyond traditional, merely speculative rhetoric, the Charter must provide concrete and timetabled measures, with firm objectives. With regard to the Charter’s real potential, let us wait for it to be published and then we will, of course, be willing to listen to criticism from small- and medium-sized enterprises and in particular from the European organisations that coordinate and represent them. We will be willing to consider all the opinions of small- and medium-sized enterprises."@en1
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