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"en.20120522.15.2-317-000"2
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"The internal market is a reliable and effective instrument for securing prosperity and economic growth, and is thus also a means of reducing unemployment. Although the internal market was to have been achieved in the late 1980s and early 1990s, its completion is still not in sight. European cooperation has, in the meantime, moved towards a further phase of integration – monetary and political union – without, however, achieving a single internal market. For example, the services market is still no more than two-thirds liberalised. Excessive regulation continues to hamper the activities of entrepreneurs and thereby also economic growth. The current EU
comprises more than 9 000 legislative acts. We therefore need to implement a radical cure. It is good that EU institutions have committed to reducing the administrative burden for the smallest enterprises, but more needs to be done. All legislative proposals and existing regulations should be evaluated in terms of the regulatory burden. It is clear that our interest in meeting objectives in the area of the internal market will not be satisfied if we leave out the implementation of the adopted measures. It is therefore necessary to transpose all existing legislation consistently, as we cannot consider acceptable an average deficit in implementation of 1.2%. Our clear priority must be not only the elimination of barriers, but also compliance with the rules on the EU’s internal market. I have therefore voted in favour of this report."@en1
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