Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-09-13-Speech-2-374-000"
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"en.20110913.34.2-374-000"2
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"One of the three inseparable aspects of creating an area of freedom, security and justice is guaranteeing better access to justice, with procedures that are fast, adequate and accessible to all. In this context, access to adequate dispute resolution procedures is essential for both people and companies. This directive promotes the amicable settlement of disputes through mediation, by introducing common principles that guarantee the parties a predictable legislative framework, without calling into question the main advantage of mediation, which is flexibility. The legal systems of the majority of the Member States are overloaded, and making use of the extrajudicial processing of disputes on civil and commercial matters may contribute to significantly reducing the volume of caseloads and the average time for resolving them. It is important that the Member States carry out awareness campaigns that aim to promote adequate knowledge of this alternative means of dispute resolution, which offers quicker and more cost-effective tailored solutions. I also agree that there is a need to establish common standards for accessing the profession of mediator, so as to promote a better quality of mediation and to ensure high standards of professional training and accreditation across the European Union."@en1
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