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"Ensuring that minors do not have access to broadcasts or services for adults in the field of audiovisual services is obviously a very important issue. We believe, however, that to prepare legislative measures at EU level in order to protect minors’ physical, mental and moral development in relation to these services would be the wrong route to go down.
Web hosting will always exist around the world, outside the EU.
As has been observed, a lot depends on sound parental control, and parents now have the opportunity to install filters on their computers. The draft report has positive features, but it goes absurdly far in proposing, for example, that a domain name, such as .KID, be set up at secondary level.
We believe that it is up to the democratic institutions in each Member State to solve these alarming problems. The EU should offer a framework for common standards within this area, to which the Member States can subscribe, rather as happens with the Schengen Agreement.
We have definitely voted against all the amendments referring to the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. That treaty has been rejected."@en1
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