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"I should like to thank the Commissioner for a wide-ranging reply and I note that two of the central achievements are those which Parliament has pushed through very strongly. However, my concern is not the work that he has done – for which I commend him very much – but rather, for example, the delays and problems that Member States are experiencing in transposing the electronic commerce directive, passed by this House with great speed. Similarly, I see that as regards copyright in the Information Society – another fundamental plank in the legislation that he does not mention – discussion is continuing on ideas for new levies on computer disks and other issues that will fundamentally hold back the development of the e-society.
Does he share my considerable concern that Member States do not appear to be taking anything like seriously enough the fundamental principles that he has enunciated and would he give us some indication that he will give positive vent to them at the forthcoming meetings? Will the Commission publish evaluation reports on both of these issues so that we in this House can put some political pressure on Member States to get on with it?"@en1
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