Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-09-09-Speech-4-032"
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"Every year, we debate how to make better laws in the Union. For only clear, coherent and easy to understand legislation can be assured of effective implementation in the Member States. In the area of reducing administrative burdens, particularly important material is to be found in the ‘
Commission 2006-2010’ framework, as well as in the ‘
2010’ strategy, which aims to modernise administration in Europe. Electronic communication is already a reality in our lives, as it will also be in the future. Thanks to
communication we will gain time, eliminate many administrative barriers and reduce the use of natural resources, and in so doing we will protect the environment more effectively. Therefore, we must concentrate our efforts and resources on making its use more widespread, remembering to give help to disabled and elderly people to make things easier for them. We regularly appeal to the European Commission to simplify and accelerate procedures for the use of additional EU instruments, such as the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the EU Solidarity Fund. The reaction of EU institutions to natural disasters and serious economic difficulties in Member States is still too inflexible and too slow. It is high time we developed new instruments without reproducing earlier shortcomings. The effectiveness of legislation is affected not only by its being written in a clear and understandable way, but equally by the way in which it is publicised and put into effect."@en1
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