Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-02-05-Speech-2-221"
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I must stress, Mr President, that the Commission is not a superstate and it cannot judge policies which are purely national policies and for which each Member State takes the specific measures which it feels it needs to take. What takes place at European level on this particular issue is collaboration between the Member States, through the guidelines, in which undeclared work is a priority and, naturally, steps have also been taken in countries such as Italy which have serious problems. Steps have been taken within an institutional framework to increase incentives to register workers and integrate immigrants.
My evaluation of the measures taken by the Greek government, which is why I was cautious, is that its reaction bodes well in that it has introduced a series of institutional measures which are now under way, such as integrating immigrants and paying companies incentives for low-paid workers and, once they have been implemented, these institutional reforms should bring in positive results. As you know, the measures taken by government are evaluated every year and the guidelines contain the Commission's input."@en1
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