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"The proposal for a regulation concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights relates to the commercial aspects of intellectual property rights, insofar as they take into account measures allowing the customs authorities to enforce intellectual property rights at the border for goods which are subject to international trade. This regulation will replace Regulation (EC) No 1383/2003. Article 3(1) stipulates the European Union’s exclusive competence in the area of the common commercial policy. I voted for Amendment 5, which stipulates that Member States should allocate sufficient resources to enable customs authorities to carry out their extended responsibilities and provide appropriate training for customs officials. The Commission and Member States should adopt guidelines to ensure the correct and uniform implementation of customs controls for the different types of rights infringements covered by this regulation. I voted for Amendment 6, which states that, when fully implemented, this regulation must contribute, to a larger extent, to creating a single market which ensures more effective protection for rights holders, fuels creativity and innovation, and provides consumers with reliable, high-quality products, which should, in turn, help strengthen cross-border transactions between consumers, businesses and retailers."@en1
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