Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-12-12-Speech-2-327"
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"Ladies and gentlemen, demographic ageing, its effects and the silver economy – in other words, complete awareness of the changes brought about by demographic ageing in both consumption and manufacturing – are such important issues that if Parliament adopts this initiative, all I can say is that I shall follow it closely and give it my full support.
As regards the search for organisational structures, I feel that at the moment we cannot yet opt for one fixed structure, but whatever happens, we will monitor the progress of the Silver Economy Network of European Regions, and we will also look at how effectively the relevant national coordination structures work.
Honourable Members, the Commission communication on demographic ageing clearly points out that demographic change is one of the most important changes facing our society; it pervades every area of society and has a cross-sectional impact. The Commission has therefore opted for the concept of mainstreaming, that is to say, application across all policy areas, including consumer policy and consumer protection policy, as well as the economy as a whole."@en1
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