Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-03-29-Speech-4-372-062"
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"The right to the free movement of persons and goods is one of the core benefits for all Member State citizens, who benefit from a legal framework that protects them. However, not all the Member States fully apply citizen-related protection legislation. The 2010 report on how EU citizenship is performing suggests there is a need to eliminate obstacles to European Union citizens’ exercising their rights. One of the most frequent complaints concerns the limitations experienced by some to their right to mobility, specifically with regard to the bureaucratic and administrative burden that they need to resolve, particularly in relation to family and friends. I welcome the proposal of 2013 as ‘European Year of Citizens’, although I believe that an allocation of EUR 1 million is clearly very low. I also welcome all the measures for cutting red tape, such as the ‘Your Europe’ portal and the process for registering cars already registered in another Member State. Finally, I should like to call for an information campaign on the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, since 85% of citizens are not aware of it."@en1
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