Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2003-02-12-Speech-3-097"
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"We in the Moderate delegation to the European Parliament are well disposed towards the Commission’s proposal, which is a step towards a common EU immigration policy.
Our working principle in relation to labour migration is that someone who has been offered a job should also be able to obtain a work permit. Furthermore, we believe that authorities are never better placed than employers themselves to know who is best suited for a particular post.
It is important that third-country nationals issued with work permits be able to guarantee they can support themselves during the period that they are resident in the Community.
Because we think it only fair to retain a high level of subsidiarity in immigration policy, we are very keen that the Member States should be able to have rules more generous than those prescribed in the directive. For reasons of subsidiarity, we have also voted in favour of giving the Member States scope to establish quotas and ceilings where labour migration is concerned."@en1
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