Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-12-13-Speech-2-320-625"
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"After many trialogues and a failed first reading, our Parliament has voted in favour of the draft directive on the creation of a single work and residence permit for third-country nationals. Last year, during the vote at first reading, I voted against this draft directive, as it allowed States to issue additional documents alongside the single permit, completely ruining the very notion of a single permit. The revised text removes this reference, and calls on Member States to draw up ‘correlation tables’ to enable the Commission to verify that the directive has been transposed. That is why I voted for this new text, which establishes a simpler, faster single application procedure for those wishing to come and work on the territory of a State, and guarantees a common set of rights for workers. Of course, this text is not perfect. I would have liked it to have been much more comprehensive and not to have excluded certain categories of workers such as posted or seasonal workers. I would have also liked it to have guaranteed more rights. However, I believe that many advances have been made during the negotiations, particularly in terms of working conditions, access to vocational training, pension rights, and so on."@en1
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