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I welcome the Commission proposal and Mrs Read’s excellent work.
As I have said on previous occasions, a knowledge-based society, which is one of the European Union’s objectives, requires practical actions to promote telematic communications infrastructures – specifically the Internet – promoting interoperable systems and more widespread access to the new technologies for all EU citizens.
I am also pleased to note the impressive results achieved under the IDA programme – cross-border cooperation and coordination between public administrations. Next, I welcome the new programme that will succeed this one, called ‘Interoperable Delivery of pan-European
Government Services to Public Administrations, Businesses and Citizens’ (IDABC) – for the period 2005-2009.
In actual fact, exchanges between national authorities and Community institutions are of crucial importance, both in operational terms – they constitute a valuable source of information and of cooperation for the staff of national public administrations and lead to greater efficiency – and in terms of guaranteeing citizens’ rights, by making the relationship between national and Community public authorities more transparent and straightforward. I therefore voted in favour of the report."@en1
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