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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, what Ms Reding said just now is undoubtedly correct and a step in the right direction: charging non-compliant States with failure to notify their implementing measures and potentially launching infringement proceedings against them suggests that in a single market such as the European market, we should have common legal rules, too.
Making mediation compulsory is certainly an important objective but, at the same time, we should acknowledge the role of cost in the mediation process. There is no doubt that mediation costs can add to the costs of a court case if mediation itself does not work out, and this is another particularly relevant issue. It is also important for mediators to be skilled, capable and knowledgeable, just as it is clear that the poor take-up of mediation is probably due to insufficient information from the Member States themselves.
Mediation means relieving congestion in the courts, especially with regard to civil cases, and it is equally important that it should have the scope to become a key instrument in matters involving children, which are obviously of particularly great interest to us."@en1
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