Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-03-09-Speech-2-059"
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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the smooth operation of the internal market must remain a priority for the European Parliament, with services like SOLVIT being essential to ensuring this is the case. The report highlights this point and focuses attention on the problems this service is facing. Although we are all aware that aspects such as communication and raising the SOLVIT service’s media profile are of paramount importance, we can still see that these remain some of the recurring problems which the service has been facing right from its early years. Member States and the European Commission must ensure that European citizens, the business sector and, in particular, small and medium-sized enterprises which need support to be able to make full use of the facilities offered by the internal market, have access to resources which can provide information and a rapid solution. Furthermore, the SOLVIT centres require additional resources. I am referring here to qualified staff and, by extension, ongoing training courses for them. Member States must realise how important these centres are and how instrumental they are in ensuring the correct implementation of the internal market’s regulations. I believe that the benefits which this service can offer both citizens and the business sector are far from being fully utilised."@en1
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