Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-09-11-Speech-2-444-000"
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"I voted in favour of this resolution. Although it enhances all the main relevant issues that the EC needs to take into account for its work programme, I regret that some concrete measures proposed by my group, the EPP, were not included in the final document. A binding calendar for implementing the remaining legislation regarding the single market is essential. Clear deadlines and, should they be breached, fast-track infringement procedures should motivate Member States to finally comply with the EU legislation needed to fully integrate the single market. This means full enforcement and the removal of any remaining obstacles to the free circulation of goods, services, persons and capital. Our rhetoric must be imperative: obligations and commitments have to be fulfilled. Secondly, the future of research and innovation has been left out. The future Horizon 2020 is crucial for generating a knowledge-based economy and society that can compete in the global arena. In this regard, widening the participation of industry should be a priority. Also, there must be serious efforts to bridge the gap in the field of R&I between newer and older Member States to avoid larger divides than those that already exist at present."@en1
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