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"This report concerns the proposal for a decision of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the first radio spectrum policy programme. This programme is a significant step in ensuring the efficient and optimal use of this finite resource. Spectrum policy has a prominent place in the Digital Agenda for Europe and is crucial for the realisation of the policy objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. This programme is aimed not only at creating a competitive and vibrant European industry for the provision of broadband services and equipment, but also at establishing an environment that is conducive to the development of pan-European services. Mobile broadband is playing an increasingly important role in the delivery and innovation of services in other fields such as healthcare, education, culture and public administration. The harmonisation of frequencies will lower the costs of deploying mobile networks and the cost of mobile devices for consumers, and boost competition and consumer choice. Furthermore, it will reduce harmful cross-border interference and disturbance. I voted in favour of the establishment of the radio spectrum policy programme for all of these reasons."@en1
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