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As the rapporteur states, 'The oversight and enforcement of the implementation of EU environmental law is already very unsatisfactory'. In fact, in a field which is increasingly important to Europe’s citizens, who are already aware of the importance of managing, rationalising and protecting their environment, we are still seeing on a regular basis, brutal attacks on what is everyone’s cultural heritage. This betrays an inadequate legislative framework and unsatisfactory coordination between actors and the Community authorities. In order to end this state of affairs, better monitoring and practical and firm action are required on the basis of the reports sent by the Member States to the European Commission every three years. Incidentally, we are seeing worrying levels of delay in implementing infringement procedures. Everything must be done, therefore, to enable the Commission 'to come up with a coherent picture of what is happening over a whole sector of policy – as with waste management', thereby responding to the increasing and increasingly insistent concerns of Europe’s citizens. Hence my vote in favour of this report."@en1
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