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"My vote in favour of this report is based on three factors. The first is the connection with my previous activities. I mentioned the particular attention focused by citizens on research in the field of early detection and prevention of cancer. It has become obvious that research is vital for improving people’s lives, provided, however, that there is a visible link. I therefore considered that this report, aimed at simplifying the way in which funds are granted for research, development and innovation via the Seventh Framework Programme, deserves to be supported. The second factor relates to the importance I personally attach to SMEs as key components in economic development and the development of the European Union’s global competitiveness. The report’s provisions on providing access to information and facilitating the involvement of SMEs by developing the ‘one face to the customer approach’ and the Open Access Pilot, and on running information campaigns, made me welcome this report and give it my vote. Last but not least, I welcomed the contributions regarding the future Eighth Framework Programme, which must be more transparent, flexible and easily accessible. The proposals made in the report on how to simplify, explain and assess the results are commendable."@en1
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