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"I voted in favour of the report on the implementation of Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications since the free movement of persons is one of the basic freedoms guaranteed by the Treaties. In order to enjoy freedom of movement, professionals need to have their qualifications easily recognised in every Member State. The Professional Qualifications Directive stipulates that any host Member State where a profession is regulated is obliged to consider the qualifications gained in another Member State and verify whether they correspond to those it requires. Although the internal market creates conditions for getting a job or providing services in another Member State, the level of professional mobility is still low in the EU.
Greater mobility also provides a solution for filling the posts requiring a high level of qualifications, especially at a time when the working population is dwindling. Using the latest communication technologies, including databases and online registration procedures, would help improve significantly access to information and knowledge of the procedures, as well as ensure that the deadlines set by the general recognition system are met.
We think that removing qualification levels, including Annexes II and III of Directive 2005/36/EC, would simplify the recognition procedure considerably."@en1
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