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"It is regrettable that this report, like others, was not made available in a timely manner in all language versions. Specifically, a digital copy of the Portuguese version was not available at the time of voting. Unfortunately, it is not the first time this has happened. These are situations that jeopardise respect for the principle of multilingualism in the European Parliament and equality between Members, irrespective of their country of origin and native language.
The report proposes unified rules on jurisdiction, applicable law and recognition of courts in situations in which the citizens of a Member State reside in another Member State, so as to clarify situations about which there are currently frequent doubts in relation to succession rights. The European Commission proposal, with which the report agrees, suggests the creation of a European Certificate of Succession.
It seems clear to us that there is a need to protect the public from the existing shortcomings in the present legal provisions regarding the free movement of persons between Member States. Nevertheless, it should not be forgotten that succession rights and all relevant provisions in this regard should result from an expression of national sovereignty, which must be respected. The solutions found to solve specific problems existing today should therefore follow this pattern."@en1
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