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"This motion for a resolution, which I support, follows on from the consultation carried out by the Commission on the future of European company law. We should remember that this is currently incomplete and that it complements the company law of the Member States. Its unfinished nature may dissuade companies from setting up shop in another Member State of the European Union or from carrying out their activities there, thus preventing them from taking full advantage of the internal market. We are therefore urging the Commission to continue its work on the 14th Company Law Directive on the cross-border transfer of company seats in order to facilitate mobility for companies in Europe. However, in this regard, I would stress that the national connecting factors should not be called into question. As regards the regulatory framework for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the European Private Company proposal must be concluded. This proposal, which forms part of the Small Business Act, could encourage the economic development of SMEs and, more broadly, of unlisted companies, by offering them a single statute and uniform organisation that is relatively independent of national legislation. The key will be to strike a balance between the flexibility of the model selected and its degree of harmonisation in order to guarantee its attractiveness whilst avoiding ‘law shopping’ between Member States."@en1
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