Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-12-14-Speech-2-814"
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"For years, we have been talking about creating a single permit for third-country nationals who wish to live and work in a Member State. This is a commendable initiative, the initial objective of which is to simplify the administrative requirements for third-country nationals by enabling them to obtain a work permit and a residence permit via a ‘one-stop shop’ procedure. The initial legislative proposal stipulated that workers from third countries should enjoy the same treatment as nationals with respect to employment rights (such as access to social security, education and training). However, according to the text as amended by the rapporteur, Member States would have been authorised to restrict some of these rights. This is contrary to equal treatment and is not acceptable. We therefore voted by a majority against the final proposal, which was rejected. Formulating a humane and reasonable immigration policy will be a fundamental challenge for society over the next few years, but it can only be done at European level so as to avoid electoral agendas and national knee-jerk reactions."@en1
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