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"en.20120214.15.2-183-000"2
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"I voted for this report. The interconnection of business registers is a significant measure that will foster further integration of the economic area within the EU and improve legal certainty for businesses and citizens. Business registers are kept at national and regional level. They vary in many respects, de jure and de facto, for example with regard to their legal significance and the reliability of the data recorded in them. With the increase in cross-border economic activity, enhanced interconnection of business registers is necessary for reasons of legal certainty and transparency. It will also save money and time. Only through such interconnection will the full potential inherent in maintaining computerised registers be exploited. The broad lines of the Commission proposal, which is confined to the essential aspects, should be approved. The aim of the directive is a purely technical interconnection between the existing national registers, and not a harmonisation of their legal consequences. It regulates the exchange of information between registers and does not establish a separate business register with its own data. It creates a platform for improving and speeding up communication and retrieval of information by citizens and businesses."@en1
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