Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-05-15-Speech-3-109"
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"This initiative, which aims to encompass the various directives in force in this field within a single text, is very important. There are in fact seven different directives establishing specific hygiene standards for intra-Community trade in products of animal origin and imports from third countries, with a view to preventing the spread of epizootic diseases through food sales, a field in which, as we know, the overall European system is not at all transparent and has led to highly unacceptable instances of discrimination. On the other hand, I am also following, with some caution I must say, the new approach adopted by the Commission to achieve this unification and simplification of European legislation. That approach is to use a regulation, which as it applies directly will make it possible to overcome another deficiency currently found here: the disparity between the various sanctions applied in the different Member States. It was with this in mind that we decided how to vote and we will continue to be guided by the same principles on this issue in future."@en1
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