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"Thank you for your question, Mr Kelly. To continue the debate which we had last night on public procurement – which, may I remind you, honourable Members, currently accounts for 17%, maybe even 19%, of Europe’s GDP – the text which we are to present in December will cover both the simplification of public procurement, specifically the issue of concessions, and, as you are aware, an instrument that I am preparing with Mr De Gucht, on the reciprocity that we expect of other countries in terms of their opening up their markets in return for us opening up ours.
Yes, I am all for electronic signatures and electronic procurement – and Ms Kroes will, of course, support this work as it falls within her duties. Last night, I pointed out that we have to make use of all modern communication tools, as we do elsewhere with local authorities through the Internal Market Information System (IMI). The situation is clear, Mr Kelly: we will promote the development of the single market through this simplification of public procurement using electronic procurement and electronic signatures."@en1
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