Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2004-10-13-Speech-3-134"
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"Mr President, in looking to the future of an area of justice, could we also focus more attention on cooperation and access to justice in civil and commercial matters? It tends to be the Cinderella area pushed out by more topical issues, yet it touches the daily lives of our citizens and businesses. A coherent civil and commercial legal order would ensure the proper functioning of the internal market and thereby the attainment of the Lisbon goals.
The basis of our approach must be mutual recognition, showing respect for our differing legal traditions and cultures. However, we should also question whether we are not creating a more tangled legal web and a two-tier system of justice, one for cross-border cases and another for so-called internal cases, as with the legal aid directive.
An additional, optional, European cross-border justice system, which may emerge from the European payment order proposal, could bring less certainty and more confusion. On 25 October we are meant to be celebrating the European Day of Civil Justice. I wonder if many people will notice the celebration. I would ask that we make it more visible in years to come."@en1
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