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"The European Parliament has considered the problem of bureaucracy many times, and taken measures to resolve it. The goal of operating a single and free market often clashes with administrative procedures that are incomprehensible to the majority of the European public. This report, drafted by Ms McClarkin, concerns the implementation of the Professional Qualifications Directive for the many Europeans – doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, etc. – who would like to exercise their profession in any European Member State but who are currently confronted with the complexity and sluggishness of recognition procedures. This is therefore a priority issue which should, nevertheless, take into account certain essential issues like an in-depth command of the host state’s language, the professional’s accountability and the safety of the public, through a proactive mechanism for warning of unsuitable professionals. I welcome the adoption of this report, which will contribute to improving the mobility of various professionals within the EU, which will not only contribute to reducing unemployment rates within the Union, but will also fill many gaps in specialised human resources in some of the Member States."@en1
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