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"Mr President, I would very briefly like to thank the staff from both the Commission and the Council for their broad support and cooperation. I very much appreciate the fact that only concurring views were voiced in the debate. I would like to say that the regulation under debate has not only a technical but also a very strong political side to it. It supports the legitimate completion of a genuinely functioning common market and it supports basic freedoms, as well as the movement of goods, services, workers and capital. It supports the mobility of workers, and not only employees, but also the self-employed, by introducing clearer, more comprehensible and simpler rules.
Our task is to create an environment and a legislative framework for business, and not to burden Member States, businesses and workers with ever increasing amounts of unnecessary legislation. I would like to emphasise that the regulation under debate preserves full Member State sovereignty in matters of social policy, places no additional demands on Member State budgets that are already under strain, and avoids creating false, unreasonable or unfounded expectations. It also avoids creating any imbalance between the rights and obligations of workers and their employers. The regulation therefore entirely supports the basic principles of the European Union as we think it ought to operate."@en1
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